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by fencepost
3156 days ago
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I'd really like to see some citations for your statement that patients with advanced cancer pain "can't wait to get off" of their opiods "if the pain improves." "Advanced cancer pain" and "pain improves" [to a level where withdrawal seems like a good idea] seem like things that rarely go together. I could see people getting off of oxycontin to go onto stronger painkillers in hospice, but that feels like a very different thing to me. |
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As for a citation, well nobody has done a study on that specific point, I'm talking from my experience of 500 or so patients.