11-14-2020, 11:40 AM
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Originally Posted By katya422⏩
Yeah, some of them can have side effects that make them not even worth taking. There are some that have no effect on me, but one that works wonders. This is absolutely something I would not hesitate to talk to my doc about. If the discomfort is so significant you feel compelled to talk about it with other people, it must be intense in your own mind.thanks samrai. maybe we will meet someday. my daughter really wants to visit japan and has even talked about living there.
was told 600 mg of ibuprofen. never took that much. took an aleve the first 3 nights.
painkillers and i haven't ever been very friendly...itchy, can't sleep, nausea, have vomitted. i think the last time i had surgery i ended up on dilaudid? had a pain pump once that didn't make me sick, but didn't seem to work very long either.
was told 600 mg of ibuprofen. never took that much. took an aleve the first 3 nights.
painkillers and i haven't ever been very friendly...itchy, can't sleep, nausea, have vomitted. i think the last time i had surgery i ended up on dilaudid? had a pain pump once that didn't make me sick, but didn't seem to work very long either.
I have had a lot of positive experience with ibuprofen, but the amounts that I was taking and the length of time I was taking it for is just unhealthy. I really did count on it sometimes though.
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11-14-2020, 11:42 AM
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Originally Posted By katya422⏩
is the weiner cramp part of the injury ?idk...ish maybe. i'm in that happy middle ground like goldilocks- too thick for ltc and too smol for htc. just right.
about a 6" wrist, but it was swollen. still is some.

about a 6" wrist, but it was swollen. still is some.

11-14-2020, 11:59 AM
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I broke 3 bones in my spine, and both my hip sockets in a car wreck. Luckily I didn't need surgery, just a wheelchair and bedrest for 3 months. Most miserable time of my life, everything hurt no matter which way you moved. Was stuck sleeping on my back for that whole time, couldn't roll over because of the hips. Had to piss in a bottle, take a shower in the sink. Couldn't even leave the apartment because I live on the 2nd floor and didn't wanna tumble down the stairs and die lol.
But anyway, I would welcome that cast/splint any day
Not trying to one-up your story like a douche
But anyway, I would welcome that cast/splint any day
Not trying to one-up your story like a douche
11-14-2020, 01:14 PM
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Originally Posted By katya422⏩
Sounds like a typical day in paradise to me.itchy, can't sleep, nausea, have vomitted.
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