Hey, i stumbled across this page looking to order oxycodone 10mg. My RX ran out and the dr says he's given me enough.. wtf! my back is still killing me? Can he actually tell me no like that? w/e how can i order from online?

kris

Unless you have A Lot of to throw away ...It is basically Impossible to get! ...Then there is the Possibility of getting in trouble with the DEA/LE!
Yes ....A Dr can basically cut you off on a whim!
Sorry
Stevo

or you could try getting them from someone you know....

Oh thats great advise.

Might I ask how long you have been on oxycodone? The doctor pretty much knows how much to give you and shut you off before you get addicted or from getting WD's. You could suggest going to a PM doc, but most likely you will need a referral fro your doc. Even though you are still hurting, you will need to go through all the hoops (Physical therapy, shots etc... Also MRI's.
Hope this helps, but it is the painful truth of how it works. A pcp doc can only prescribe so much or he will get in trouble. He will have to find a doc in PM for the prescriptions.

Was it a Pain Clinic or GP that wrote your original script for the oxycodone? Has it been a month yet or are you way early? I could understand if he wouldn't write an additional script if the month hasn't come around yet.

Bruin7

Kris - you MUST manage the meds well. Meaning, if the doc prescribes 10 mg Oxys - they last for 30 days. AFTER a time, and I mean a long time, IF you have managed them well, the doc might consider a dose increase.

Unless you are a millionaire (lol), buying Oxys online is impossible. Heck, without insurance, they are a fortune at your local pharmacy. Probably not the info you wanted to hear (read).

You cannot just take more than prescribed and expect your doc to give you more. Period. So, take this from a "professional" pain patient - take them as prescribed - no matter what.

Do you have a breakthrough med?

Take good care.

Well, if she doesnt want to get sick, it is great advice.

That's very bad advice. Believe me. Been there trying to help someone. No offense to anyone. Just my bad judgment at the time.

I didn't mean to come across as and a#####le Kris. I've been there and although everyone may have done that, we just can't say that or give that kind of advice to go through your friends medicine cabinet. I strongly advise you to complain constantly to your doctor if you aren't getting relief from your pain. Until your doctor is willing to listen to your situation, you have simply no choice but to make them last. You need to be cushion though. Complain about the pain rather than the pills running out. If you walk in and tell the doctor, IT'S 60 OXY OR NOTHING, OK NOTHING.

I hope you have some good luck with your doctor.

Y'all are being nicer than me. IF a patient is fortunate enough to be prescribed - managing the meds is essential. That may mean some days are more painful than others.

After a time (and not a short amount of time) - a dose increase may be in order. Believe me, you cannot just waltz in, say my script ran out, and expect a good result.

Kris, I do not want you to feel bad. BUT, it is up to you to manage these meds. If you read, you will discover that you are fortunate to receive any meds at all.

Going in asking for more will guarantee that you get cut off altogether. Such is the current state of pain management.

Celtic music is on. Makes one forget about pain (somewhat) for a little while.

There are NO legal means to obtain Oxys online. Any sites that offer them are suspect. Think no meds or fake meds - and you will pay a premium for the prvilege.

If I've already said all this, please forgive. I am a "bit" challenged. LOL.

Yes, indeed, you can be cut off. Opiate withdrawals are awful, but they are not lethal. Even when I had my entire script stolen, I did not ask for more.

I hope that you can hang tough. That's what it requires sometimes.

IF your pain isn't being managed adequately by your doctor, and you ran out due to increased activity, or increased pain levels, your doc needs to know that. Or if it's just an anomaly and you over took your meds this month, then bite the bullet and don't worry about and ration your meds more wisely in the future.

My DH is now prescribed oxyc, and he runs through a month script in 12-13 days. Then he dips into mine without asking or even telling me. It's infuriating. He eats them like skittles. I'm so sick and tired of it. He's addicted with pain issues.

And his doctor doesn't have a clue, and doesn't seem to keep track of the days or the date he writes the scripts.. he isn't a PM doc per se. He has rec'd I think 3 scripts in about 45 days. Then just yesterday the doc bumped up the amount, by 50 percent. I warned my DH that he cannot eat them like candy, that I was doing just fine until his pain issues cropped up...

Sorry to hijack this, but what I'm saying is you have to ration your intake, take as prescribed or discuss with your doctor. You don't want to run into this problem every month. If you are on long acting meds, you may be on them for years. I've been on oxyc for 6 years and never a problem until this last year.. and oh did I mention even with all the scripts that my DH is getting, that he STILL is getting into my oxyc???

And you still don't hide them?

No offense, but I think we all know the person who is all "my fill-in-the-blank is killing me, I can't even move...can you spare me something?". You usually find this type of person in a bar, where he will stop by just long enough to get a beer or a drink, then off to the next bar to hit up on someone else he knows who has a scrip. Maybe, after a few days, they end up at the emergency room, begging, begging, begging...

This person usually is already getting more than you can believe. A bottle of this, a bottle of that, another bottle for "break through" pain.

He/she eats everything in a couple of weeks, then spends the rest of the time begging. Trying to make deals "oh please! I'll give you back double when I get mine!".

Again, sorry, if I am being harsh, but this kind of person makes me ill. They KNOW how many they are getting, it is right on the bottle. The KNOW how long until they can get more. This is also right on the bottle. And people who make excuses for these folks are just enabling their behavior.

If you think I am being unfair and mean, then try locking your s*** up, and see how long before you start getting threatened.

And, no, I am not saying that these folks don't have legitimate pain. Otherwise they wouldn't be getting this stuff in the first place. But they always seem to think that THEIR pain is the worst, and they are somehow justified in stealing, begging, abusing.

I hide them.. addiction is strange thing. It's hard for you to say.. I hate hearing him retch when they are locked up..

I know.. my DH is awaiting a liver transplant.. and I get mine for the brain/neck surgery with fusion from the skull to c5, and that's why he gets a lot. He is having a pity party, and besides the comments about I'll pay you back s+*T, you have it pretty well nailed. I do lock them up, BUT, we travel a lot and I don't have a safe for when I travel, they haven't figured that one out yet.
When they do, I'll be one of the first to buy one. Trust me on that.

Good thing I don't go to bars.. no one hits me up for pills, just a dh that takes them..

OH, and get this, when I travel, I sleep with them. However, you have to be careful with that as well, because if I lost them, I would be SOL

Tucson,

You are a Saint. Putting up with that kind of thing is pretty unbearable. You wonder why you do it, and put up with the abuse, and getting treated like $%^%$. Oh yeah, love...

I wish you the best of luck. Oh well, thread has gone off of topic. But the person who originally asked the question ("I want drugs and I took all of mine, tell me where to get more...") seems to have gone away.

Good luck. I find that really spicy food helps. Seriously.

Tuscon - my script ran out early. I thought I had taken them. Made me feel like I was losing my mind. Then my daughter told me. She was taking them. Bought me a safe. Only I know the code. I highly recommend a safe. I take out my daily dose and lock up the rest. Yes, it is a shame, but one must deal with the reality. And the reality is - there are many people who will steal including ones you love and presumably love you.

Awaiting a liver transplant is no excuse. Read my posts. Yes, it is a serious health issue, but that does not excuse being a thief. I assume that you need them.

The thing is - when you run out - you are SOL. The doc will not give you more (and please don't ask - avoid the "drug seeker" label).

I hope you can come to "a meeting of the minds" so to speak. With your husband. I am lucky in that regard - I have trouble getting him to take an Advil.

You are just going to have to deal, sweetie. Be as well as you can on this Sunday.

My son stole my xanax Easter day. I suffered the worst wd's ever for 2 weeks. Needless to say they stay locked up now. Doc wouldn't refill as I couldn't/didn't file a police report!

With the heavy narcotics that I take, I cannot afford to trust anyone. I fill out one of those weekly pill containers for each and keep them with me. The rest is locked up. There were times when I stretched them out so I can have extras in case something happens. Those are also locked up.

agree!! people that get there meds be happy they are not to completly kill the pain just help you gain some quality of life,you need to establish a relationship with your doctor , take meds as perscribed, and avoid seeking behavior otherwise the rest of us have to suffer more than already ever been to the ER is sucks they think everyone is a drug addict ---

enough said this is frustrating enough without more regualtions.

TM

Well, I know with my meds the dr dates them to the exact day, no earlier than the day its due. So, I would only be suffering from pain, withdrawels, if I took more pills then then what the dosage says.

I have also had issues with my meds being stolen from my daughters caregivers! The way I found that out is about a week or 2 before my meds were due all the sudden there was pills missing. I had to suffer. Dr wont give you your script until its due, regardless of the circumstances. Because people lie. I was told it was my responsiblity to keep track of my meds. So I get a locked filing cabnet. Well they broke into that too!! Anyway no you wont find anywhere on here to get heavy duty pain meds such as oxycodone.

That dr was just following the Rules provided by the DEA or they could lose their license. Its a shame for people who have "really" had their meds stolen. Unless you have a good repore with your dr and they put in a call with the ins company.

Rose

I just put mine in a different container, such a supplement bottle. So it is not obvious what they are. However, I am fortunate in that so far, noone seems remotely interested.

Kat and Tuscon, I am sorry you have this complication w/your spouses. Must just make the pain worse.

It makes me sick to hear stories like this. I once knew a woman who was taking care of a cancer patient. She got busted for stealing his morphine. I guess she was giving him shots (this was many years ago before the pain pumps). Anyway, she would draw out for herself them replace it with IV fluid. The poor man suffered needlessly because of her selfish behavior.

Takes a really sick person to do that to someone. Makes you wonder just how much of this goes on.

Who remembers Robert Courtney, the prescription cancer drug diluter?
Did you know most of the money he made he gave to charities and to friends (with a little left over for his mansion, of course)?
Waaaay freaking backwards.

Anyone with serious pain who doesn't lock up their scripts is asking for trouble. Keeping a small emergency supply (30 days) is a good idea too in case you are forced to wean yourself.

CNBC did an television show featuring him and his scheme. That's a level of coldness I will never understand.

Thanks all. Hubby is trying to work. He works out of state, and now I have the extras that i normally have before he started suffering.
I have been trying to educate him, that doctors put their license on the line to prescribe to us, the pain sufferers. That he can jeopardize that license by running through the pain medication too quickly. Even when he feels better by taking more. It doesn't excuse him. He told me that there wasn't enough jewelry in the world for me for what he did to me.
I told him that wasn't what I wanted from him. I want him to stop over-taking his medication.
He says he has learned his lesson. He has had to suffer without my medication around to take from. Hopefully he has really learned.. he says he has.
We shall see.

I had a serious accident and my back pain was pretty much making me a cripple. Impacted my ability to work (and I'm a manager, not someone doing heavy lifting.) But my doctor was extremely paranoid about prescribing strong pain meds. And it doesn't help that I'm pretty "immune" to pain drugs - it takes a lot to have an effect on me.

I wanted to go to another doctor, but you have to be careful about "doc shopping" or whatever they call it. So I asked my doctor for a referral to a severe back pain specialist. I was just very up front with him. I told him that hydrocodone and oxy just didn't have a huge impact other than some lowering of the pain level, told him I was aware that he probably had people trying to get prescriptions, etc. and told him I just needed to be able to reduce the pain to the point that I could function at work. Told him I would be willing to take drug tests for amounts in my system, he could prescribe them in small amounts at a time to ensure I wasn't over-using, come to him on a regular basis, whatever. I told him "You know, as i say all this I think I sound like a desperate druggy - I'm not, so I just have to trust your professional experience in dealing with people like me in this kind of pain to help me."

He appreciated the up front approach and was great about giving me the meds I needed (oxy and later hydro) to manage the pain. He also said that he felt a lot of GP docs were just overly concerned about these meds - for him, as long as he was monitoring my progress, etc. he was cool.

Short version - sometimes a specialist in painful conditions aren't as stingy/worried.