Be sure to tell your doctor and pharmacist if you have any allergies, or if you have ever had an allergic reaction to any medicine. And report any unusual developments or problems that may appear. Despite all of the remarkable progress in many areas of medicine in the recent past, pain remains one of the most difficult medical conditions to treat. This is especially true of chronic pain, which is prolonged pain caused by disease or pain that persists after an acute injury has healed. The type and intensity of pain can vary from one person to another.
Different people respond differently to treatment.
If you are like most people who have a chronic painful condition, your pain just won't go away and may actually make it hard for you to lead your life as you would like to. Pain medication is only one way to manage pain effectively. There are some changes you can make in your daily life to help keep your pain under control. Your doctor may also recommend a number of other ways to control pain. Talk with your doctor about a daily plan that can help you.