Expresses frustration with complexity of medication regimen

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Mr. Brooks expresses frustration with the complexity of his medication regimen and the side effects he experiences, such as drowsiness, constipation, and occasional confusion. He is also concerned about the potential for drug interactions and long-term effects on his health. His goal is to reduce his reliance on medications while still effectively managing his pain.

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