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christmas boots posted:Didn’t it turn out that opioids actually don’t work all that well for chronic pain? And that Pfizer knew that but pushed doctors to prescribe it anyway? Skwirl posted:I don't think so,they're pretty much the only pain killer, everything else used as one treats conditions that cause pain, opioids make pain go away. Opioids are good for acute, short-term pain management. But as christmas boots says, they're often not good for managing chronic pain. If you want to read more, look for opioids long-term efficacy on Google Scholar. It's pretty well-documented at this point.
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Skwirl posted:I don't think so,they're pretty much the only pain killer, everything else used as one treats conditions that cause pain, opioids make pain go away. Not exactly. NSAIDS and acetaminophen will disrupt the body's ability to communicate pain to the brain. Opioids are just much, much better at it because they directly trigger receptors in the brain that control that whole process.
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grand_danois posted:Opioids are good for acute, short-term pain management. But as christmas boots says, they're often not good for managing chronic pain. If you want to read more, look for opioids long-term efficacy on Google Scholar. It's pretty well-documented at this point. Opoids are the class of drugs like benzos where long term use is almost certain to lead to addiction and a need for greater and greater doses and in the end are can be as bad as the problem they are supposed to treat.
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Jippa posted:twitter.jpg Not quite. To be properly twitter.jpg it should finish with '...and that's why I like Scorcese films!'
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T-man posted:oh hun Right? Whatever money the kid has put aside could go towards his newborn on the way. Take the drat car
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Avi, Australia's no-budget answer to Andy Ngo, between begging his few followers for money to pay for legal fees and beating his wife/GF, likes to make up absolutely ridiculous bullshit snorted readily by semi-literate rednecks and wannabe nazis. If that's not good enough, his followers are something else... 
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Something 7 days of opiod treatment permanently changes the way that rats percieve pain, measurably lowering their pain tolerance; this is consistent with observed patterns humans (though obviously you can't measure things the same way in humans). Opiods are really good for short-term pain management, and they're really good for palliative pain management, and they're not great for anything in between. For my own part I can't understand why people even enjoy them. When I had my wisdom teeth out I took 1 T3 and I felt so goddamn awful and useless on that poo poo that I just dealt with the pain for the rest of it. Guess my brain just isn't wired that way.
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CommonShore posted:For my own part I can't understand why people even enjoy them. When I had my wisdom teeth out I took 1 T3 and I felt so goddamn awful and useless on that poo poo that I just dealt with the pain for the rest of it. Guess my brain just isn't wired that way. I had some kinda painkillers when I had my wisdom teeth removed--I was a little bit too far out of it thanks to having my wisdom teeth removed to know what those tablets were, but I know I didn't even need seven of them.
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CommonShore posted:Something 7 days of opiod treatment permanently changes the way that rats percieve pain, measurably lowering their pain tolerance; this is consistent with observed patterns humans (though obviously you can't measure things the same way in humans). Opiods are really good for short-term pain management, and they're really good for palliative pain management, and they're not great for anything in between. All opioids are not created equal. And dont affect people the same. Vicodin just makes me nauseous and isnt more effective that ibuprofen. Percocet on the other hand takes all my pain and makes me a floaty happy boi. 100% see why that could addict someone. (Severed finger tendon surgery)
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Bombadilillo posted:(Severed finger tendon surgery) How did that Super Nintendo detonation pan out for you?
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Weatherman posted:How did that Super Nintendo detonation pan out for you? Middle finger so is just has to Cradle the bottom of the controller. So I'm good.
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Maximum Sexy Pigeon posted:Avi, Australia's no-budget answer to Andy Ngo, between begging his few followers for money to pay for legal fees and beating his wife/GF, likes to make up absolutely ridiculous bullshit snorted readily by semi-literate rednecks and wannabe nazis. "Antifa works with Muslims and Communists" is absolutely true, insofar as an idea can be said to be working with anyone, there are antifascists of all faiths and lmao anyone who thinks communists being antifascist is in any way a revelation doesn't know anything about communism or fascism
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Maximum Sexy Pigeon posted:Avi, Australia's no-budget answer to Andy Ngo, between begging his few followers for money to pay for legal fees and beating his wife/GF, likes to make up absolutely ridiculous bullshit snorted readily by semi-literate rednecks and wannabe nazis. 
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Imagine believing that all your neighbours have been replaced with agents hired to kill you. That's some schizophrenia-level paranoia.
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All-powerful UN/EU globalist body that is capable of replacing all your neighbors with murder doppelgangers, and yet they are so inept that the best they can do over however long this process has taken—their most ingenious diabolical plan—is "tried to stab me"
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RoboRodent posted:Imagine believing that all your neighbours have been replaced with agents hired to kill you. That's some schizophrenia-level paranoia. It is straight up a for real diagnosed psychiatric disorder to think your friends and loved ones have been replaced by strangers.
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Data Graham posted:All-powerful UN/EU globalist body that is capable of replacing all your neighbors with murder doppelgangers, and yet they are so inept that the best they can do over however long this process has taken—their most ingenious diabolical plan—is "tried to stab me" Yeah why wouldn't they just set up an Air Loom?
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CommonShore posted:Something 7 days of opiod treatment permanently changes the way that rats percieve pain, measurably lowering their pain tolerance; this is consistent with observed patterns humans (though obviously you can't measure things the same way in humans). Opiods are really good for short-term pain management, and they're really good for palliative pain management, and they're not great for anything in between. I felt gross on painkillers after using them for post wisdom teeth removal despite enjoying the effects otherwise so that could just be swallowing blood/generally feeling nauseous process major mouth surgery adds to the experience Edit: this is not supposed to be taken as an opioid endirsement Aesop Poprock has a new favorite as of 15:31 on Oct 15, 2019 |
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I never got strong painkillers when I got my two impacted -buried inside my gums- wisdom teeth taken out  Only the same poo poo I take for my menstrual cramps. What the gently caress?Was that a case of "women are faking pain/have high tolerance to pain" medical bullshit?
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Desperado Bones posted:I never got strong painkillers when I got my two impacted -buried inside my gums- wisdom teeth taken out Possibly! I don’t know what Mexico is like when it comes to prescribing painkillers though. My mom literally gets hydrocodone for her migraines which wasn’t even a thing I knew opioids were given out for so it definitely varies from doctor to doctor
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Desperado Bones posted:I never got strong painkillers when I got my two impacted -buried inside my gums- wisdom teeth taken out IDK, I had the same thing but I'm a dude, they had to take them out of the side of my jaw and only gave me Tylenol-3. It sucked. Also, I had it done on 12/23 as that was the only appointment available until like March. That whole Christmas sucked.
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Aesop Poprock posted:Possibly! I don’t know what Mexico is like when it comes to prescribing painkillers though. My mom literally gets hydrocodone for her migraines which wasn’t even a thing I knew opioids were given out for so it definitely varies from doctor to doctor I think there isn't a big fuzz about it, I remember my aunt had no problems getting painkillers for my uncle (sadly he was too sick already so they weren't working anymore), although there was a published story in a magazine about this doctor not giving morphine to a cancer patient because they would "turn addicted to it". A dying patient who just wanted some small relief. Overall some doctors are dumb assholes. Edit: Croatoan posted:IDK, I had the same thing but I'm a dude, they had to take them out of the side of my jaw and only gave me Tylenol-3. It sucked. Also, I had it done on 12/23 as that was the only appointment available until like March. That whole Christmas sucked. Overall some doctors are dumb assholes. Desperado Bones has a new favorite as of 15:45 on Oct 15, 2019 |
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Bombadilillo posted:All opioids are not created equal. And dont affect people the same. Good news: quote:An exciting new study, led by a team of Australian researchers, has discovered a unique fungus in Tasmania that produces novel molecules with similar activity to opioids. The research suggests this never-before-seen molecule could have similar analgesic properties to morphine but without its dangerous, respiration-suppressing, side effects. Bad news - it'll be at least ten years and a billion dollars before it's ready to test on humans. It'll probably never be heard of again, but I love the idea of a genuine alternative to opioids being found near a boat ramp at the arse end of nowhere.
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MizPiz posted:The guy who was literally too genocidal for the Trump administration is actually a secret good guy how loving dare this twit compare a hero to that genocidal uh i mean read another book?
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MizPiz posted:The guy who was literally too genocidal for the Trump administration is actually a secret good guy If I understand the reference correctly (I've not actually read the harry potter books because I was old enough I wasn't a literal child when they came out) he's saying that John Bolton wants to gently caress the poo poo out of Melania Trump.
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Desperado Bones posted:I never got strong painkillers when I got my two impacted -buried inside my gums- wisdom teeth taken out My wife got fully knocked out for her wisdom teeth, I got local and a guy hammering at my face for a good 20 minutes to get mine out (given I don't have good teeth, they seem to like staying in my head - one dentist couldn't pull one out before, so she cut it in half just took that out). Didn't get anything for post treatment. When I broke my jaw I got one pill while I was in the hospital an that was it. In the complete opposite, my wife had a repetitive strain injury or something in her shoulder, and her doctor gave her 32 percs after the steroid injection in case it was sore. She was a nurse, and knew this was completely absurd.
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Maximum Sexy Pigeon posted:Avi, Australia's no-budget answer to Andy Ngo, between begging his few followers for money to pay for legal fees and beating his wife/GF, likes to make up absolutely ridiculous bullshit snorted readily by semi-literate rednecks and wannabe nazis. RoboRodent posted:Imagine believing that all your neighbours have been replaced with agents hired to kill you. That's some schizophrenia-level paranoia. Nastyman posted:It is straight up a for real diagnosed psychiatric disorder to think your friends and loved ones have been replaced by strangers.
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maswastaken posted:Her right-wing views include homophobia and threatening to starve the Republic of Ireland. Charles Trevelyan is back baby https://twitter.com/gabebergado/status/1184145221694742528 Uh.....huh. zoux has a new favorite as of 17:36 on Oct 15, 2019 |
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