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My husband has syringomyelia, was taking percocet 10 mg. never saw physical signs of addiction, but he may have p.a.w.s., suggestions for chronic pain?

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Taper down: Your husband could try taking a smaller dose and tapering down, slowly, little by little and spread out the taper over a few months. For my patients, I have found the medication buproprion helpful, often times, for paws. Also, I have used low dose modafanil for a short period of time (six months) until the paws goes away. Good question.

Answered 9/8/2013

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Dr. Alan Ali answered

Specializes in Psychiatry

Pain: Agree with dr. Passer, same experience, but please consult your prescribing doctor first before making any changes.

Answered 3/26/2013

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