Upper back pain relief and painkillers question?
Okay, so I have been having really bad upper back pain, usually its either around one scapula or the other. Sometimes its a cramping, sometimes a pinching, sometimes just a soreness, sometimes a stabbing, and more recently a burning pain, but any kind of pain I have is excruciating. I have been to a couple different doctors, see my chiropractor on a weekly basis, I’ve had x-rays, and none of them can figure out what is wrong with me. Has any one ever had this kind of inconsistent, excruciating type of pain, and what caused it for you?
On another note, I have always been prescribed Vicodin by doctors, and it doesn’t matter if i eat or drink milk before taking them, they make me so sick that I usually throw up. They used to be fine, but I seem to have developed some sort of allergy because they also make me itchy and they do the opposite of making me sleepy. I also have a tolerance to them because of how long I’ve had to take them. Any suggestions on another type of medicine that might not have these side effects, and might help with the pain, and make it possible to go to sleep?
Thank you in advance if you answer.
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