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I take pain meds for different conditions. i'm having flares and the meds aren't working right now. can i ask to be admitted for iv pain control?
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Make a change: Perhaps you do not need to be admitted to a hospital, but you may need some changes to your treatment plan if it is not working. It may help you to have a specialist pain medicine profressional to look after this for you.
Answered 6/20/2016
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