i am takeing 30mg. of avinza extended release for pain i have brake through pain what should i ask my dr. for ? change to fast acting or?
Asked Dec 18, 2009
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Takeing 30mg. avinza once a day what to ask dr. for brake through pain
Oxy ir "ir='s instant release." 20 mg. for break through pain. Will work just fine for you.
Answered Jan 19, 2010
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