Can anyone recommend a good pain management Dr in Washington state (King or Snohomish Counties)?

November 5th, 2009 | by Michael |
pain management
jeff g asked:


Can anyone recommend a good pain management Dr in Washington state (King or Snohomish Counties)?
I get chronic Migraines and take oxycontin 40mg 4 times a day. I want to switch doctor because I am moving near these counties. what is the name of your doctor? what kind of pain do you have ? and what are you prescribed for it?

NELSON

  1. 4 Responses to “Can anyone recommend a good pain management Dr in Washington state (King or Snohomish Counties)?”

  2. By Ali on Nov 6, 2009 | Reply

    When you get thee see who is the chief of staff at the closest hospital and ask him/ her for a referral.

  3. By Jackeline I on Nov 7, 2009 | Reply

    jeff g, I was in a Kansas hospital last week for a sprained wrist. Nice staff, very helpful. Try to contact a Washington staff member to help you.

  4. By Mike on Nov 8, 2009 | Reply

    Look into Wild Kratom and Salvia. Both help pain, both natural and both legal, no prescription required.

  5. By Cheryl Millard on Nov 9, 2009 | Reply

    First people do not give up the name of their pain doctors not knowing what the character of the person is , I would go to the ER and get a referral, I take Imitrex for my nigraines as well as a Benzo to relax muscles to help, Opiates do not help my migraines at all.
    Also at the UW clinic you can see if they are having any programs for migraines. You can call doctors in the phone book where you will be moving, that is where I found my Doctor.
    When you go to see any Doctor for any kind of opiate Prescription be sure to always bring in your entire medical history in a file so the Doctor will see you are not drug seehing and they will take you seriously, also bring in the records from your pharmacy as well as your pill bottles so they will see that you are in compliance as far as not over medication.

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