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Want to stop taking pain. meds but in a lot if pain?
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See below: It is possible to get off pain meds and still control the pain but you will need to work with professionals that understand the alternatives. It can be difficult at first. Many people have a lot of anxiety about getting off pain meds and this adds to their perception of pain. There are so many alternatives.
Answered 10/3/2016
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