What do you for pain?

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Collie
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Re: What do you for pain?

#16 Post by Collie »

I've been in braces for 6 months now, and haven't really experienced any pain until my last adjustment. I got bite turbos and brackets put on my very back molars and between the weird bite, pokey wires, and additional jabby metal these last 3 weeks have been miserable :cry: I've been dealing by using advil, salt water rinses, and wine certainly doesn't hurt :)

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djspeece
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Re: What do you for pain?

#17 Post by djspeece »

plocon wrote:I use klonopin, it truly is a magical drug... but be careful with it. Most doctors are wussies to give them out though.
Well yeah, it's a benzodiazepine like valium or Ativan. :-+
Dan

Pain is inevitable. Suffering is optional. -- Buddist saying

plocon
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Re: What do you for pain?

#18 Post by plocon »

[quote="djspeece"][quote="plocon"]I use klonopin, it truly is a magical drug... but be careful with it. Most doctors are wussies to give them out though.[/quote]

Well yeah, it's a benzodiazepine like valium or Ativan. :-+[/quote]

I'm just sayiiiin... What's with the emoji HAHA xD

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Re: What do you for pain?

#19 Post by djspeece »

plocon wrote:
djspeece wrote:
plocon wrote:I use klonopin, it truly is a magical drug... but be careful with it. Most doctors are wussies to give them out though.
Well yeah, it's a benzodiazepine like valium or Ativan. :-+
I'm just sayiiiin... What's with the emoji HAHA xD
They ain't candy.
Dan

Pain is inevitable. Suffering is optional. -- Buddist saying

plocon
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Re: What do you for pain?

#20 Post by plocon »

[quote="djspeece"][quote="plocon"][quote="djspeece"]

Well yeah, it's a benzodiazepine like valium or Ativan. :-+[/quote]

I'm just sayiiiin... What's with the emoji HAHA xD[/quote]

They ain't candy.[/quote]

I never said they were o.O

assertives
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Re: What do you for pain?

#21 Post by assertives »

I honestly haven't really had much pain since getting my braces. I'm 2 months in. But I do have high pain tolerance.

That said, last appointment was kinda brutal tho, I had poking wires and blood ulcers. But nothing to the point where I need to take painkillers.

Scandalicious
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Re: What do you for pain?

#22 Post by Scandalicious »

Nurofen for me if needed.

Jennilyn
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Re: What do you for pain?

#23 Post by Jennilyn »

[quote="Okey2017"]I take nothing for my pain. I just tolerate it. I have a very high pain tolerance.[/quote]

Ditto!

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