Neuralgia and tardive dyskinesia

[verna2]

What medications are proven to help neuralgia of mouth, and a list of medications that I cannot take because of tardive dyskinesia caused by some medications.

[verna2]

That means that I can ask oxycodone to my doctor for the pain?
I am going through hell.....

[bhups1]

hi, relax, this drug is not associated with tardive dyskinesia (not documented)

[verna2]

Hello;
sine you are a pharmalogist, does oxycodone cause tardive dyskinesia?
Verna 2

[verna2]

Hi,
thanks, for the info. So much pain..........
Verna

[bhups1]

Hi, well these are the new posts only, the conversation we are having. if you hit on the link you have received by mail, it will open up these conversations.

[verna2]

I received an e-mail that I received 4 new posts and I can't find them. I don't know how to arrive to them. Can you help?
http://www.medhelp.org/posts/show/508418
Verna 2

[bhups1]

hi, we have been specified to answer the queries only.I am a doctor by profession MD(Pharmacology). Take care!

[verna2]

By the way, who are you? Do we get the chance to speak to doctors as well??

Verna2

[verna2]

I must delete what I wrote to you before......
I had read the article before.
I live in Belgium; and they can't help here....so, I went to London, England and no help there, Holland...... Israel.....
My only chance would be USA.
I have been prescribed most of the medications in the list and mistrust them all now....
I check out every medication now by the internet....Unfortunately, most of these meds don't notify as side effect TD.
Impressive, huh?
Verna2

[verna2]

Thanks for your help.
Tried the website given...but it wasn't helpful at all.
I need a list of TD unfriendly medications.

[bhups1]

Hi, drugs like gabapentin, amitryptline, carbamazepine, tramadol etc are indicated in neuralgia. For medications causing or linked to tardive kinesia, please visit website http://www.emedicine.com/NEURO/topic362.htm