This would be for chronic pain
What is the strongest prescription non-narcotic pain killer available?
Question posted by jroth on 5 April 2010
Last updated on 5 June 2011 by bettybiach12
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4 Answers
bettybiach12
5 June 2011
Ultram or Tramadol are non narcotric, they are prescribed instead of narcotics, they help the pain but I found it difficult to function normally in my daily life I felt drunk n tired the whole time I was taking them. But it is better then getting addicted to narcotic pain killers. Thanks to doctors and myself I have been addicted for 10yrs and would do anything to go back and change the choices of medication I was prescribed for my pain
shybaybe2003
7 April 2010
there is also tramadol or ultraM. It is not an NSAID, it is similar to a narcotic, although it is not one. Unfortunately, i hear even though it is not a narcotic, it can still be addicting for some people.
JohnySmith
6 April 2010
As far as I know Ketorolac is considered the strongest pain killer among NSAID's
subzero58
6 April 2010
hi jroth, when i was on morphine and i had brake through pain i would take2-800mg motrin,the real ones not the generic.dr has to prescrib them. and write brand name.
christineATU
6 April 2010
I hate always having to agree with Sub! But once again, he's right! I have your #. Thanks!
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