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Chronic Pain. Need Pan Killer. Tried Narcotics

I deal with chronic pain and found some pills that I don't remember what they are, they are small round pills that are pink in colour. On one side of the pill it says 20 and the other side of the pill says NO with an underline underneath, would you happen to know what they are? I've tried many narcotics but don't remember what these pills are. If you could help i'd really appreciate.
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Tue, 9 Jul 2013
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Chronic pain is a difficult condition to deal with. It causes a lot of distress to the sufferer and leads to a lot of frustration.
Where is the location of pain? Do you have a specific area of pain (eg low backache) or is it in multiple places? Is it muscular pain or joint pain?
Are there any other symptoms along with the pain?
We also need to know what evaluations you have undergone with respect to pain.
There are many medications that work well for chronic pain apart from pain killers like NSAIDs or narcotics.
You must consult a pain specialist for adequate evaluation and prescription of the right drugs.
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Chronic Pain. Need Pan Killer. Tried Narcotics

Chronic pain is a difficult condition to deal with. It causes a lot of distress to the sufferer and leads to a lot of frustration. Where is the location of pain? Do you have a specific area of pain (eg low backache) or is it in multiple places? Is it muscular pain or joint pain? Are there any other symptoms along with the pain? We also need to know what evaluations you have undergone with respect to pain. There are many medications that work well for chronic pain apart from pain killers like NSAIDs or narcotics. You must consult a pain specialist for adequate evaluation and prescription of the right drugs.