Pain Management
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Join Date: Dec 2008
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I was wondering if any one here knows a driver that is on pain management. In taking a drug screen, these different pain meds are sure to show up. Are the people that do the screening obligated to keep the info confidential as they should, or is this a touchy subject in this industry?? Has anyone gone thru such a thing and what was the out come??
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#2
DOT has a list of meds that, if you are taking them, you are not allowed to drive a commercial vehicle. If the meds you're on do not appear on that list, you're fine. If they are, DOT says you are not allowed to drive. Some time back, I believe there was a complete list published on CAD.
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swift had already known that i had been prescribed oxycontin a week before i was set to have a pre-hire urine test. they gave me the green light about it, and made sure i didn't get a truck until after i had gotten done with that stuff, and wasn't going to need it any time after getting a truck. the reasoning for the stuff was that during the cdl schooling days, i had an ingrown hair pimple on my lower back that i had popped. the wound became infected and an abscess grew to about the size of a golf ball. it was lanced at a hospital, and i proceeded to feel quite good for an entire week.
#5
swift had already known that i had been prescribed oxycontin a week before i was set to have a pre-hire urine test. they gave me the green light about it, and made sure i didn't get a truck until after i had gotten done with that stuff, and wasn't going to need it any time after getting a truck. the reasoning for the stuff was that during the cdl schooling days, i had an ingrown hair pimple on my lower back that i had popped. the wound became infected and an abscess grew to about the size of a golf ball. it was lanced at a hospital, and i proceeded to feel quite good for an entire week.
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#6
you're welcome. maybe it'll help with your current phlegm problems. :lol: the puss coming out was thick as peanut butter, too, and the blood was dark as if it was burnt. even all doped up, i felt like puking at the mere sight of it as the doctor soaked it up with several med pads.
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my mom got bit by a brown recluse spider. oh you should have seen the pus on that. it was white and creamy. and all that dead muscle. the venom is necrotic. the wound was 4 quarters deep and just as big as a quarter. cleaning it out everyday was fun. now her scar looks like she was shot.
how's that for an infection story. ![]() yeah, still a little phlegmy.
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my mom got bit by a brown recluse spider. oh you should have seen the pus on that. it was white and creamy. and all that dead muscle. the venom is necrotic. the wound was 4 quarters deep and just as big as a quarter. cleaning it out everyday was fun. now her scar looks like she was shot.
how's that for an infection story. ![]() yeah, still a little phlegmy. the rumor mill was going full steam ahead as i arrived back at the hotel. people were asking if i had been bitten by a brown recluse. i hadn't....buuuuuuuuuuuuut, another had! he was in the room next to mine at the ER. the scar left looks like a gun shot wound, too. maybe i can be like 50 cent and sell records off of my fake bullet wound. yo, i got shizzot right above my left ass cheek! word up, dawg! |
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