pain is worse in stomach

garden gal
garden gal Member Posts: 212 Member
in Ovarian Cancer #1
they gave me hydromorphon 2mg but it's not working that good. Don't want something that will knock me out but is there anything else that will help with the pain. Pain is from tumor on small bowel.Also I'm having nausea first thing in the morning. I didn't even have nausea when I was on chemo, whats that all about. chemo starts next week again, this time cisplatin alone. Already tried 2 nausea meds.Hard to think positive with all this going on. Kathy

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  • Mwee
    Mwee Member Posts: 1,338
    #2
    morning, Kathy
    I have no answers for the pain or nausea, just hoping you find relief.
    ((((HUGS)))) Maria
  • garden gal
    garden gal Member Posts: 212 Member
    #3
    Mwee said:

    morning, Kathy
    I have no answers for the pain or nausea, just hoping you find relief.
    ((((HUGS)))) Maria

    Thanks Maria
    Called the DR waiting for them to return my call. It's the nausea that has me baffled. Kathy
  • karen1951
    karen1951 Member Posts: 103
    #4
    garden gal said:

    Thanks Maria
    Called the DR waiting for them to return my call. It's the nausea that has me baffled. Kathy

    hi kathy, first, im sorry
    hi kathy, first, im sorry you are having so much nausea. that is just the worst, isn't it? i can tolerate a lot, but when i'm nauseated, it just makes me want to throw in the towel....my doc told me to take the anti nausea pills more frequently...instead of every 12 hours....try it every 6....also...i just had suppositories ordered...don't have to worry about throwing them right up.....you are in my thoughts and prayers. xoxoxo karen
  • debrajo
    debrajo Member Posts: 1,095 Member
    #5
    I'm from the Uterine
    I'm from the Uterine board(UPSC). I had to have open heart surgery before the hysterectomy to correct a birth defect(aortic valve replaced) and during all of the recovery with the cut open/cracked breast bone,they gave me dilaudid(know I spelled that wrong). It did work very well, but I was a little loopy. It did not make me sick to my stomach nor did I have the constipation. Hope this helps a little. Best, debrajo
  • garden gal
    garden gal Member Posts: 212 Member
    #6
    debrajo said:

    I'm from the Uterine
    I'm from the Uterine board(UPSC). I had to have open heart surgery before the hysterectomy to correct a birth defect(aortic valve replaced) and during all of the recovery with the cut open/cracked breast bone,they gave me dilaudid(know I spelled that wrong). It did work very well, but I was a little loopy. It did not make me sick to my stomach nor did I have the constipation. Hope this helps a little. Best, debrajo

    Thanks for the replies
    debrajo, hydromorphon is dilaudid, generic. Hope these days find you well. Dr increased the mg of the hydro. and that did take away the pain only I got very sick a couple of hrs after taking it. Back to the drawing board. I will be calling the dr again to see what else I can take. Thanks again everyone don't know what I would do without this board. Kathy
  • lulu1010
    lulu1010 Member Posts: 367
    #7
    garden gal said:

    Thanks for the replies
    debrajo, hydromorphon is dilaudid, generic. Hope these days find you well. Dr increased the mg of the hydro. and that did take away the pain only I got very sick a couple of hrs after taking it. Back to the drawing board. I will be calling the dr again to see what else I can take. Thanks again everyone don't know what I would do without this board. Kathy

    Kathy
    Sorry you are in such misery. Maybe you could try a Fentenyl patch for pain. I am glad your chemo starts soon and hopefully that will give you some relief from these symptoms. Sending prayers and hugs.
  • lovesanimals
    lovesanimals Member Posts: 1,366 Member
    #8
    lulu1010 said:

    Kathy
    Sorry you are in such misery. Maybe you could try a Fentenyl patch for pain. I am glad your chemo starts soon and hopefully that will give you some relief from these symptoms. Sending prayers and hugs.

    Dear Kathy
    Keeping my fingers and toes crossed that your doctor finds a solution for your pain and nausea.

    Take care,
    Kelly
  • ktamp
    ktamp Member Posts: 81
    #9
    Try and get in involved with
    Try and get in involved with a pain clinic or pain doctor. When it comes to narcotics, the sky is the limit. It is ok to keep increasing the dose as long as you are not having breathing problems. Most doctors will be reluctant to prescribe narcotics outside of the 'recommended' dose. Pain specialists IMO are much better when it comes to pain control.

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