Experiences with Hernia

Started working after just a few hours, happy with it, pain is lessened immensely, relatively pleasant and fast working medication. I am currently awaiting surgery for my hernia.
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At first i started with Oxycodon (2x10mg) in combination with Tylenol (3x 1000mg), but still in a lot of pain. I was unable to sleep or sit. Now I also take 2x75mg Lyrica/pregabaline, this works well. I am able to sleep and no side-efects.
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Almost immediately after taking de oxycodon 20 mg, the pain is gone. This way I can move again. By moving I can work better on my rehab. During weaning myself of the oxycodon, the pain comes back but is bearable. Besides Oxycodon, I also use naproxen and paracetamol.
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Took a tablet because of pain in my neck. (11 years ago I had an intervertebral disc removed.) Overnight my stomach turned itself completely inside out. Nauseous, bloated feeling, and rising acid reflux. I'm never taking this again ever.
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The pain clinic prescribed this for me after an acute hernia. It helps well, no pain any more, but I have lost some of the feeling in my left leg, but that's nothing to do with the medicine.
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it helps well for pain but I'm trying to figure out if it doesn't actually have too many side effects. at the moment i'm depressed, covered in rashes and feel like I can't breathe, I'm also an apnoea patient.
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I use this when needed for a burning nerve pain in my bottom because of a hernia in my back. After reading some of the experiences on here I was a little wary of taking it but luckily I've had next to no side effects! Just a bit of grogginess the first few days. Works really well for the pain that I occasionally get so I'm quite happy.
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Tramadol, for me, did not work as a pain killer. It made me so miserable that I stopped taking it after just a few days. Sweating a lot, nauseous and the feeling that I was sinking
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I'm very happy with this medicine as far as pain relief goes, but the side effects it causes are somewhat difficult to cope with.
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I was prescribed Diclofenac and later Tramadol for a hernia. I had to take these gastric protectors with them. Didn't have any stomach problems or side effects. Unfortunately the painkillers weren't strong enough and I had other medication prescribed for which I don't need to have gastric protectors.
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Took this medicine for severe back pain radiating down into my legs, because of a hernia. For me it didn't help a great deal. It increased my pain threshold somewhat which meant I was able to function. I took 3 x 100 mg a day for between one month and 4. After the operation, happy to come off it.
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After having a bad back hernia for 4 months, I was prescribed tramadol in combination with paracetamol. It takes away the worst of the pain. But you feel as sluggish as a sloth. 2 months later I had a hernia operation. After a week I was supposed to stop taking tramadol and everything else. So that's what I did, as prescribed by the doctor, specialist, physiotherapist and the GP. But you must N...
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Quadruple neck hernia with fusion of c6-c7 and titanium disc c4-c5, never been pain-free, now severe neuropathic pain, waiting for a neurostimulator. c5-c6 can't be operated on any more because of high risk of severe complications; Drug was prescribed by neurosurgeon 2 x 75 mg per day, pain doctor prescribed 2 x 300 mg per day. got up to 225 mg, tried 3x 300 mg but had to go back to 225 mg pret...
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