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**shockozulu** · 06-09-2008, 02:33 PM

You mentioned OxyContin. That is controlled release Percocet without the Tylenol. My friends with chronic pain either found it very helpful or useless. I know two people that would fall asleep on the lowest dose. It just wasn't the medication for them.

You mentioned morphine. Was that the controlled release "MSContin" or short term Morphine Sulphate? I ask because I have found MSContin to be very helpful for chronic pain, and after a couple days at the lowest dose needed, I did not get "high" nor did I get drowsy. It works great on my friend's nerve pain and NOTHING touched that. She is more functional on the MS as well.

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shockozulu Huntington's Disease Awareness Join Date: Jul 2005 Location: Cook County, Ill Posts: 2,594	You mentioned OxyContin. That is controlled release Percocet without the Tylenol. My friends with chronic pain either found it very helpful or useless. I know two people that would fall asleep on the lowest dose. It just wasn't the medication for them. You mentioned morphine. Was that the controlled release "MSContin" or short term Morphine Sulphate? I ask because I have found MSContin to be very helpful for chronic pain, and after a couple days at the lowest dose needed, I did not get "high" nor did I get drowsy. It works great on my friend's nerve pain and NOTHING touched that. She is more functional on the MS as well. __________________ Copyright © 2005 - 2012 Shockozulu