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home:symptoms:pain [12.21.2018] – [Pain medications] + warning par. on hyperalgesia from opiods sallieqhome:symptoms:pain [02.15.2019] – [Pain] sallieq
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 When pain has been chronic and severe, it is not unusual for inflammatory symptoms to be indicative of both longstanding and ongoing inflammation and immunopathology. For purposes of pain control, it is not necessary to differentiate. Adjusting the Marshall Protocol (MP) medications is the best way to manage immunopathology including pain. If a patient's intolerable pain is not managed by adjustment of the MP medications, he or she should work with their doctor to use palliative methods for relief.  When pain has been chronic and severe, it is not unusual for inflammatory symptoms to be indicative of both longstanding and ongoing inflammation and immunopathology. For purposes of pain control, it is not necessary to differentiate. Adjusting the Marshall Protocol (MP) medications is the best way to manage immunopathology including pain. If a patient's intolerable pain is not managed by adjustment of the MP medications, he or she should work with their doctor to use palliative methods for relief. 
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 +Cytokines, Inflammation and Pain  (({{pubmed>long:17426506}}))
  
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 As one proceeds on the MP, one will eventually get to the point where the pain medications can be weaned down and then off.  As one proceeds on the MP, one will eventually get to the point where the pain medications can be weaned down and then off. 
  
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 Opioid-induced hyperalgesia (aka Paradoxical hyperalgesia), an extreme reaction to pain, is a phenomenon associated with the long-term use of opioids such as morphine, oxycodone, and methadone.   Opioid-induced hyperalgesia (aka Paradoxical hyperalgesia), an extreme reaction to pain, is a phenomenon associated with the long-term use of opioids such as morphine, oxycodone, and methadone.  
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