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Common Medications for Dental Pain (Part 2)

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In part 1, nonnarcotic drugs against pain for dental pain are discussed. Dentists use these medications to relieve mild to moderate oral pain. This article describes the narcotic medications. For moderate to severe dental pain, medications are typical:

•Tramadol (Ultram), 50 mg every 6 hours as needed for pain.

• Tramadol with acetaminophen (Ultracet, containing 37.5 mg of tramadol hydrochloride and 325 mg of acetaminophen), a table every 6 hours as needed for pain.

• Acetaminophen (Tylenol # 4, containing 60 mg of codeine phosphate and 300 mg of acetaminophen), a table every 4-6 hours as needed for pain.

For pain, opioid combinations are advised. For example, one Vicodin ES (10 mg 750 mg hydrocodone and acetaminophen) may be taken every 4-6 hours as needed for pain.

Opioids: Opioids are narcotic agents that act on the central nervous system. Side effects, including nausea, constipation, dizziness, sedation and respiratory depression, are common with opioid therapy. However, the relative risk of side effects opioidlike varies.

Although opioids as a class are effective for relieving dental pain, some commonly used formulas show poor efficacy for dental pain. Other drugs with fewer serious side effects can have similar results. For example, codeine alone has not been found as effective as other analgesics (acetaminophen and NSAIDs) for relief of dental pain. Oxycodone, hydrocodone and propoxyphene are about as effective as codeine. Dihydrocodeine, penta-and zocine meperidine show no advantages over codeine orally and may even be less effective. Their effectiveness in combination (combining opiods with acetaminophen and NSADs) is better than monotherapy.

Tramadol: Tramadol is a synthetic, centrally acting pain reliever. It is indicated for moderate to moderately severe oral pain. Its analgesic action affects both opioid receptor and serotonin uptake. This suggests that the effect of tramadol is not mainly through narcotic mechanism. Tramadol, a nonscheduled drug. Serious side effects generally associated with opioids, such as dependence, sedation, respiratory depression and constipation, are less often with this medication. Tramadol has a low rate of abuse, about one per 100,000 persons. The side effects commonly seen with tramadol include nausea, dizziness, drowsiness and fatigue.

Tramadol in the absence of sedation is particularly important for the day of dental surgery. Tramadol does not have the same side effects as traditional NSAIDs or opioids. Side effects are usually mild and transient. Importantly, tramadol does not have the ceiling dose effect common to many other analgesics. Recent studies show that tramadol is a good and post-dental pain killer. They also show that tramadol has a dose-response. For example, in one study they reviewed, tramadol 200 mg was more effective than 100 mg after third molar extraction. Unlike aspirin and acetaminophen with codeine, a pain that lasts for about four hours, tramadol provides analgesia for five to six hours after dental surgery.

Benzodiazepines are increasingly being used to reduce patient anxiety. Their sedative, “the reduction of anxiety” and “memory” properties, with their mild respiratory depression, are particularly useful for reducing the “view” of dental pain. By reducing the fear of dental treatment, the patient becomes less sensitive to painful stimuli.

Midazolam: Midazolam has the ability to decrease postoperative anxiety. It provides surgical amnesia (memory blockage) that lasts approximately 25 minutes. A multidrug combination of fentanyl, midazolam and metho-hexital (commonly used in intraveous sedation for wisdom teeth removal) gives better pain control but produced deeper sedation.

Treatment of anxiety related to dental procedures is most useful for children. Extreme preoperative apprehension May need more anesthesia and lead to postoperative negative effects. Oral midazolam has been shown significantly to the amnesia of the child when it is given10 minutes before surgery. Recent clinical trials of oral tramadol mixed with midazolam provides effective pain relief during and after surgery for children.

Diazepam: Diazepam is another useful benzodiazepine that treats oral pain associated with muscle spasms. However, its use is limited by the long-term sedation, the potential for abuse and dependence potential. Diazepam May have additive effects with other central nervous system depressants. Combinations of benzodiazepines and opioids are used widely for conscious sedation but are associated with significant risks. These combinations May be used under adequate cardiopulmonary monitoring.

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Life Without Painkillers – Kickin’ the Painkiller Habit

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In another article here, I wrote about living in chronic pain for several years, and how with the help of a fantastic super doctor, I’m now out of a wheelchair, and have stopped taking painkillers for the most part. This article is about the insidious painkiller, and how it doesn’t like to let go of it hold over you even months later, I’m still being plagued by a body that wants a painkiller.

I was taking about 20 painkillers a day for several years, and had developed a dependence on them. I have not taken that many painkillers since April 29th 09, the day I first visited my super doc, I cut right down as soon as I didn’t have pain, and after the 3rd week, I practically stopped taking painkillers altogether just one now and again, for unrelated pain. I was thrilled with not taking painkillers, but man alive my body didn’t like the idea of the drop, it through a hissy fit to put any terrible two year old childs, tantrum to shame. Ok, I didn’t kick and scream out loud like a 2-year old, but my body sure did internally.

But I wanted to tell you about the withdrawal symptoms, that I have suffered after the initial ones were over… 5 months later, and maybe only taking 5 painkillers a month. Right this moment, it’s 5am, and I can’t sleep, I have a nasty pain in a couple of my fingertips, up my back in a couple large areas, and in one earlobe. It feels like I grabbed one of the furry cactus’s and have those soft thrones in my fingers, back and earlobe.

Now I know from experience over the past 5 months, that this pain will spread, and get stronger. I don’t know what it is, but common sense tells me it’s something to do with my nerve endings, they feel like they are firing, but not everywhere, and where they are firing will move before I finish this article.

All I have to do, is put this laptop down, go get a vicodin, and this pain will go away for a few days, but hey, get real here body, reality check here, a viocidin for prickling, tingling, burning skin…Nah, not going to give you any painkillers… go suck an egg. Now isn’t that funny as I typed that last paragraph, the number of places in my body that hurt has double, within a minute at most.

I’m now getting double vision, that easily fixed, just close one eye. I’m down to typing with two fingers on the same hand. And my nerve endings are going crazy at the moment. I’m getting waves of dizziness…Isn’t the body a wondrous thing, how it can play these games, just because it wants a fix of something I don’t actually need anymore.

I took painkillers for chronic lower back pain, and I don’t have that pain anymore, so I don’t need the painkillers. Ouch, now my foot is burning and numb… hey that can’t even happen at the same time can it? …Wow body do your darnedest…you aren’t having any painkillers, “get over it”. I have to go and have a walk or something.

Ok, 30 minutes later, and body has calmed down some. Still hurting but not as places. The message I wanted to get across though, is I could take even 1/2 or 1/4 of a vicodin and these discomforts would all stop… for another few days, but then, I’m still feeding the habit. 5 months after I stopped taking so many painkillers, and this annoying discomforts is still lurking around. I have to admit though, when I have had it before, I would also develop other pain that I would use painkillers to stop, it’s only recently occurred to me that those pains were probably phantom pains too.

Other ailments I have had since the initial withdrawal symptoms wore off have been, slow, stunted thinking, a continuously runny nose, asthma symptoms, headaches, grumpiness…Itching, cold sores, burning skin, prickly skin, did I mention grumpiness, or outright nastiness, short tempered…oh man I’ve been foul to be around. But this time, there’s no painkillers to be had, well there is, but you aren’t getting them, so body we’re going to sit this through together. I’ll go grab a glass of water, that’ll get a few toxins out of the system, and go do something else to take my mind off what other tricks you have up your sleeve.

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