Tag Archives: Vicodin

True Purpose of Vicodin And It’s Benefits

Similarly to some other narcotic pain relievers, Vicodin should be taken having caution in patients with impairment of liver and kidneys. The potential for suffering from respiration depression symptoms must be considered. Since vicodin consists of hydrocodone, a strong agonist opioid, this specific narcotic is normally misused and also desired by people who have compulsion… Read More »

Chocolate & Vicodin: My Quest for Relief from the Headache that Wouldn’t Go Away

Jennette Fulda went to bed on February 17, 2008, with a headache, and more than three years later, it still hasn’t gone away. Yes, she’s tried everything: intravenous drugs, chiropractic adjustments, acupuncture, subliminal messaging, marijuana (for medical purposes only), heavy drinking (which just made it hurt more), and lots and lots of chocolate. A pint… Read More »

Vicodin, OxyContin, and Other Pain Relievers (Junior Drug Awareness)

Modern medicine provides more help than ever before for people suffering from severe or chronic pain. In recent years, the marketing, prescription, and use of opioid painkillers has skyrocketed. While providing much-needed relief to millions, these narcotics have also become the most problematic prescription medications in the country, found at the center of historical numbers… Read More »

Chocolate & Vicodin: My Quest for Relief from the Headache that Wouldn’t Go Away

The humorous and touching memoir of a woman who’s been seeking relief from a headache for more than two years. Jennette Fulda was riding high on the success of her first book, Half-Assed: A Weight-Loss Memoir, until one fateful day in February 2008, when she developed a headache—and it never went away. So she dealt… Read More »