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Pain management, what would be the best way to treat pain after a operation?
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No Rx for opiates?: Usually its Standard to be discharged with opiates. I personally believe the best medicines are immediate release opiates such as Percocet, Vicodin 10/3**mg in quantities ranging from 15 to 120 units. Where there is reason to avoid acetaminophen I avoid these and write Oxycodone or hydromorphone immediate release. For weaker pain Tylenol #3 is my choice (codeine/acetaminophen 30/300mg).
Answered 3/4/2019
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