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#1 by cdavydude on October 19th, 2010
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You said nothing about nerve damage, which is what I have, PERONEAL NERVE DAMAGE is not taken away with nutrition. The dr at the Cleveland Clinic want to do another low lumbar decompression,that I will not get. Herbs do not take away or help with pain management, that is a BULLSHIT STATEMENT. YOU. HAVE NEVER HAD CHRONIC PAIN. I CAN ONLY HOPE YOU GET NERVE DAMAGE SOON>
#2 by jerrycdelong on October 19th, 2010
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quack, doesnt know what its like to have constant severe pain > Dr? hmmmm i wonder
#3 by dave24ie on October 19th, 2010
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All negative info about drugs that help lots of people on this channel. If thay wheren’t addictive, thay would find something else to say about them like how thay kill so many fish in the sea etc.
#4 by antwonza on October 19th, 2010
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@mattman4020
How are you on such high doses of meds? Ive been on percocet 10/325 twice a day for years and I can not manage my pain with this tiny amount, my doctor doesn’t want to increase me and he doesn’t understand how hard it is going through every day on 2 freakin pills!!
#5 by Suede1002 on October 19th, 2010
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THERE ARE TOO MANY VARIABLES WITH PAIN. IF SOME PEOPLE END UP DRUG DEPENDENT, SO WHAT? IF THAT’S THE LAST RESORT SO BE IT. OBVIOUSLY THIS GUY DOESN’T GET MIGRAINES THAT 150MG OF INJECTED DEMEROL DOESN’T TOUCH…AND THAT’S NOT BECAUSE OF TOLERANCE. THAT HAPPENED WHEN THE PERSON WAS ON NO PAIN MEDS…AND WHO CAN AFFORD EASTERN ACCUPUNCTURE??? THIS GUY HAS TUNNEL VISION AND DOESN’T LIVE IN THE REAL WORLD.
#6 by Suede1002 on October 19th, 2010
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THERE ARE TOO MANY VARIABLES WITH PAIN. IF SOME PEOPLE END UP DRUG DEPENDENT, SO WHAT? IF THAT’S THE LAST RESORT SO BE IT. OBVIOUSLY THIS GUY DOESN’T GET MIGRAINES THAT 150MG OF INJECTED DEMEROL DOESN’T TOUCH…AND THAT’S NOT BECAUSE OF TOLERANCE. THAT HAPPENED WHEN THE PERSON WAS ON NO PAIN MEDS…AND WHO CAN AFFORD EASTERN ACCUPUNCTURE??? THIS GUY HAS TUNNEL VISION AND DOESN’T LIVE IN THE REAL WORLD.
#7 by mattman4020 on October 19th, 2010
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This guy is a chiropractor doctor! haha! That’s why he doesn’t believe in these pain pills (I take Oxycontin 60mg 3X a day and Oxycodode 10-325mg 6X a day). These chiropractor’s are hippies pretty much and are all about the weird ways to heal pain.
These people are right, this guy has NO IDEA what pain is. I would hate if this guy was an M.D. in my area. F-that.
I had CHRONIC CRPS/RSD.
My doctor DEFINITELY understands… this guy is a dumbass.
#8 by SoadifiedCod on October 19th, 2010
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3 years ago i had to get most of my intestines removed, i’m 19 now and i’ve been on and off corticosteriods with no relief either way. The only time i could even think of getting on with my life was when i was on opiates(which i was on for about a month then was taken off because the doc thought i may get addicted). Even as i’m writing this i’m in alot of pain and if it goes on like this i honestly dont know how i’m gonna keep putting up with this pain.
#9 by Jsmooth7444 on October 19th, 2010
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Don’t listen to this whack job… “you’re the same as a drug addict”, give me a break. He doesn’t know the first thing about pain management, let alone truth about opiod medication.
#10 by delious19 on October 19th, 2010
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@kamariegrosz im in chronic pain for the past 6 years. iv tried everthing. nothing is working
#11 by kamariegrosz on October 19th, 2010
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bamboo4tameshigirl is absolutely right…been there, doing that now. Natural does NOT work, diet and exercise do NOT work, and if you don’t have chronic pain you have absolutely NO IDEA what you’re talking about…walk a mile in my shoes…
#12 by Hertsman50 on October 19th, 2010
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This guy is an idiot, he has probably never experienced anything more than a minor headache. I suffer with chronic back pain and I tried everything including surgery before taking drugs. I’ve tried all sorts of alternative remedies and spent a fortune on herbal products from the internet. This guy is talking bullshit. I have tried all the diets he has suggested but it didn’t make any difference. Opioid therapy is the only thing that has restored some quality of life.
#13 by Globodyne on October 19th, 2010
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Purdue is the best pharmacuetical company there is devoted to pain management. I have chronic moderate to severe pain from MHE and Fibromyalgia and I NEED my Dilaudid/Fentanyl to receive relief. I’ve tried Lyrica, Cymbalta, Tricyclics and they do nothing to touch my pain. Supplements/herbs are so wimpy and should only be indicated for minor pain as they do next to nothing for my level of pain.
#14 by JesusChrist101 on October 19th, 2010
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This sounds like therapy for minor pain, not for moderate to severe pain. Strong opioid therapy is not meant for treating drug addicts as you seem to think: that’s what methadone is for. Severe chronic pain is what opioid therapy is meant for. Your form of therapy seems to be targeted towards people with low tolerance for pain and a large probability of accepting a placebo effect as a form of treatment. “Avoid Austin Wellness for severe pain management”? Thanks for the advice…
#15 by Davesbadgto on October 19th, 2010
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This guy is of his rocker i have had chronic migraines for 3 years and opiates are all that have ever worked for me. I changed me diet completely no caffeine no alcohol and i see a nutritionist to balance my diet. Still after all that no difference i can’t be a father to my kids with out the opioid therapy. I have been to some of the best Dr. in NY and they would never say anything like this man good luck to any of his patience.
#16 by Correctivemind on October 19th, 2010
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He is the victim. Not anyone else.
#17 by JJMillertime on October 20th, 2010
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This doctor needs to read “Opioid Therapy in the 21st Century”
He doesnt know the difference between drug addicts and pseudo-addiction. Drug seeking behavior for the purpose of pain relief and not for euphoria.
I guess the next thing he is going to say is diabetics are drug addicts for taking insulin.
Someone without pain doesnt need pain killers, just like bodybuilders dont need insulin, but people with intractable pain do need pain killers just like diabetics need insulin.
#18 by JJMillertime on October 20th, 2010
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This doctor should have his licensed revoked. Opioids gave me life back. I am 26 and was in a severe car wreck. I know have metal rods in my back and screws in my shoulder.
I wouldnt be able to go to school or work without my medication. I hope this ahole gets in a bad carwreck and I will just tell him to have a better diet.
#19 by rturnerful on October 20th, 2010
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What a moron. I wish he felt what I feel in my feet/legs/hands for 2 minutes! Plus I have face cancer along with damaged nerves from diabetes peripheral nueropathy. My god, the pain is so bad even during the night that I literally scream out in pain, all alone in my apartment- just moaning in pain through the night… The night , which I don’t know why is worse. Yeah.. I’ll get my zen…When I’m dead!!
#20 by yourright100 on October 20th, 2010
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prutledge07>
You sound similar to me…I also waited many years to ask for help with my pain. Just 2 weeks ago I was ambulanced to the ER as a result of a severe panic attack (1st one in nearly 50 yrs)
Years of daily untreated pain can create unforseen issues.
The medical ‘world’ says theres no cure for chronic pain, ok, but why they continue to withhold what relief they do have seems to be nothing more than a power trip for many docs.
Wish you well, and even better health!
#21 by DEVINandHILLARY on October 20th, 2010
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hey guys, the two photos at the end will help us get our “zen” back! haha!!!
#22 by prutledge07 on October 20th, 2010
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I won’t prescribe that you can do some breathing tehnique, zen, natural diet to “heal” my back that has prominent disc degeneration. I have been taking the least amount of pain relievers for a yr and that’s the only thing that keeps me able to function as far as doing my daily things to keep me alive.
I didn’t take anything to relieve my pain for 10 yrs – I lived with it in agony and now I have congestive heart failure because of it – caused by high bp from the chronic pain.
#23 by Th1mastermike on October 20th, 2010
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I agree with you. I’ve had chronic pain for 10 years, and was an expert Martial Artist when it started. So I know I don’t need anymore Zen. What I need is something for pain relief. I see a pain manage doctor for the 1st time wednesday.
#24 by Th1mastermike on October 20th, 2010
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@Deeppurple1972 Same here. I’ve had chronic pain for 10 years. Plus I was an expert in Martial arts when it started, knowing how to control my mind completely. It didn’t help at all. Pain killers seem to be the only thing that works for me. I see my pain management doc for the 1st time wednesday. Any ideas what to expect?
#25 by yourright100 on October 20th, 2010
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What an asshole.
To tell those of us that actually live in pain that all we need to do is get our “zen” on is a slap in the face
Docs have nothing to gain by giving relief to patience they can make BIG BUCKS off of by multiple,noneffective treatments
Ive been there Ive done that and I’m done being cut up and left worse
Give me my meds and shut the hell up!
If those of us who seek relief by way of medication are “addicts” then the Docs are the drug dealers!