The coast-to-coast opioid epidemic is swamping hospitals, with government data published Tuesday showing 1.27 million emergency room visits or inpatient stays for opioid-related issues in a single year.In NYC there are a lot of clinic to treat pain. There are a lot of commercial if we live with pain we need law. Now, what is this pain, and why this pain must be treated with opioid pain killers? or why this pain needs law? Every time I am in hospital I do have pain killers. It is great to have it. At first pain killed, so to any question what does bother me now the answer is: "nothing". If I do not have pain then I am easy to go home. The problem solved.
The reality is far away from being so bright. At home pain returned, in higher severity. Untreated medical condition never will let pain go away. So, if I am diabetic treated with Invokana and Metformin then there is no way I will have any benefits from any painkillers, ever. But year after year all treatment for me as diabetic is painkillers and diuretics. Pancreas slow ding. I am follow up.
In medical clinic no one neurologist ever was able to see how many strokes I did have. No one diagnosed that I ever had any. But every one neurologist happy to Rx to kill pain. Even more then that, they Rx this medicine to prevent pain, or better to say to induce pain. Just go to neurology clinic and see what medicine will be in your treatment regime. It is painkiller, diuretic, and weight loss medicine, Metformin or Topiramate, or opioid Tromadol. To every one who enter in clinic, regardless of severity of pain, age, and any medical condition or complications of other medical conditions. Now say me, how it is possible to be effective?
I take Excedrin when I do have headache. For me it is very effective medicine. It is not so effective for many others. Other people take Advil. This is not medicine which I will take. It is useless for me. If so, and it is all the time presented that we are all different, why the treatment all the time the same for every one of us? If I am diabetic and enter in doctor office what is the treatment for me? Life style modifications. regardless of the level of sugar it is all the time life style modifications, and I was born diabetic, and I am diagnosed with diabetes more then 10 years.
After Tromadol was Rx I do have follow up visit to clinic and doctor ask, how effective medicine is, how this medicine decreased pain. Sorry, what pain? If it is migraine then it is all the time come - in - come- out. It is not curable, and it can be only treated at the time of attack. To get some more money doctor will send me to take some tests. Usually I am not notified what was the result of test, it is mall the time negative. The result is, there is no one time I was diagnosed that I having had stroke. Even at the time I was in hospital and there was bleeding in brain. Simple, in this case we usually sent home from ED. No one will take care for patient in critical condition. We do have as many shots of painkillers as it is possible to keep us on hooks, and that we are able to pass the hospital or clinic door.
The idea that pain killers are the first line of treatment, where this idea come from? Do we or it is medical care needs this medicine? Why do I need it? I come to doctor with headache, so I do not look at the pain killer right away. Right away there is no pain. Pine come in farm of attacks. Right now there is no pain, but to prevent this pain I need testing, diagnose, and right treatment. Not painkiller, but treatment to medical condition which leads to this pain. In stead I given painkiller, Tromadol, opioid, and what is the result? Personally I cannot take this medicine. In addition to the pain I do have I got side effect headache because of Tromadol. But I do not know what is this and this pain come from where, and what to do with it. So, we take this Tromadol, or any other opioid.
Now say me, what is difference, to die because of pain? to die because of overdose painkiller? to die because of untreated medical condition such as stroke? diabetes? MI? Say me, what is different? Nothing.
The sharpest increase in hospitalization and emergency room treatment for opioids was among people ages 25 to 44, echoing The Washington Post's recent reporting that found death rates from all causes in that age bracket have gone up nationally since 2010.Overdose of painkillers in this age is not result of addiction but it is time when at first we starte to go to clinic with our pains. So, at this age we start to take our first painkillers, to deal with high BP, or headahce, or with migraine, or simple with attempt to lose weight.
The report identifies big increases in hospitalizations among people older than 65, but Elixhauser said those cases predominantly result from reactions to prescription medication, rather than from overdoses or the use of heroin or other illegal drugs.Why is this so? because of age? Not at all. People at age of 25 have the same Rx for pain as those of us who is 65+. So, why it is so different to consider if death resulted Rx medicine or it was resulted Rx medicine at age of 25? Really, what all findings about? What is the reason to publish this article? Why painkillers so widely Rx by medical providers? That's right, article about overdose, and it looks like we take illegal drugs, and it is not. These drugs were Rx by medical provider, and it started to be part of regime very early, in teens.
In just one year, nearly 1.3 million Americans needed hospital care for opioid-related issues
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