Amanda B. asked

🏥  Medical

I am a chronic pain patient with severe scoliosis, particularly affecting my upper back, neck, and left arm. I was taking prescribed pain medication (10 mg of oxycodone 4 times a day), but a urine test showed no drugs in my system, which I believe is incorrect. The pain is sharp and stabbing in my upper back and aches in the rest of my back. I am currently taking 5 mg of flexeril 2x daily and 10 mg at night for my back, but it's not effective. I also have a history of panic attacks and was prescribed geodon, which I haven't had a panic attack in 2 years and want to titrate off. Can these urine tests be wrong, and what can I do for better pain management and to safely titrate off geodon?

July 26th, 2024

Mary H. answered

Urine tests for drug detection can sometimes yield incorrect results due to several factors: 1. The...

July 26th, 2024

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