MRI: Results, hip surgery, recovery...
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- Rollo Tomassi
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Re: MRI:
You should be down to subdued agony in about 3 short weeks.
When I'm dumb enough to count the minutes of pain from the arthritic knee and compare to the 24/7 monstrous pain of the cure, I have a real hard time thinking I was smart to do it.
When I'm dumb enough to count the minutes of pain from the arthritic knee and compare to the 24/7 monstrous pain of the cure, I have a real hard time thinking I was smart to do it.
"Racist" is a toolword. You must know that.
Any objective examination of the effect of "them" has to lead you to the behavior and ideology that is now termed, "racist."
Refute if you can.
Any objective examination of the effect of "them" has to lead you to the behavior and ideology that is now termed, "racist."
Refute if you can.
- markqlicker
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Re: MRI:
Rollo Tomassi wrote:You should be down to subdued agony in about 3 short weeks.
Good thing about the online forums is that members can provide encouragement to one another.
So long, Paul.
- Rollo Tomassi
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Re: MRI:
That IS encouragement. I have yet to reach that goal.
"Racist" is a toolword. You must know that.
Any objective examination of the effect of "them" has to lead you to the behavior and ideology that is now termed, "racist."
Refute if you can.
Any objective examination of the effect of "them" has to lead you to the behavior and ideology that is now termed, "racist."
Refute if you can.
- Comrade Renski
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Re: MRI:
Two-week post-op appointment: Discussed some displeasures with the meds prescribed and communications, or the lack thereofski.
Phase 3 drugs,
Tramadol 500mg 1/2 tablets every 6 hours for pain
Celecoxib 200mg once per day
Gabapentin 300mg once at bedtime
Aspirin 325mg once per day
Tramadol gives me a two-martini buzz
Celecoxib is for pain w/o the ibuprofen
Aspirin,...to reduce the chance of blood clots
>Gabapentin! Elmo! I dint even open the bottle. Here's why...the bottle came with a waring sheet of side affects...
DO NOT STOP TAKING GABAPENTIN WITHOUT FIRST TALKING TO YOUR HEALTHCARE PROVIDER. Stopping suddenly can cause serious problems:
1. Suidicidal Thoughts...like other anti epileptic drugs,...
-thoughts about dying
-attempts to commit suicide
-new or worse depression
-new or worse anxiety
-feeling agitated or restless
-trouble sleeping (insomnia)
Okay, let's stop right here. The last two is what I complained about to my doctor...can't sleep and restlessness and she prescribes this drug for better sleep(?) Elmo!
-acting violent
-dangerous impulses
...
2. Changes in behavior and thinking
3. May cause serious or life-threatening allergic reactions
Arschlochen
Phase 3 drugs,
Tramadol 500mg 1/2 tablets every 6 hours for pain
Celecoxib 200mg once per day
Gabapentin 300mg once at bedtime
Aspirin 325mg once per day
Tramadol gives me a two-martini buzz
Celecoxib is for pain w/o the ibuprofen
Aspirin,...to reduce the chance of blood clots
>Gabapentin! Elmo! I dint even open the bottle. Here's why...the bottle came with a waring sheet of side affects...
DO NOT STOP TAKING GABAPENTIN WITHOUT FIRST TALKING TO YOUR HEALTHCARE PROVIDER. Stopping suddenly can cause serious problems:
1. Suidicidal Thoughts...like other anti epileptic drugs,...
-thoughts about dying
-attempts to commit suicide
-new or worse depression
-new or worse anxiety
-feeling agitated or restless
-trouble sleeping (insomnia)
Okay, let's stop right here. The last two is what I complained about to my doctor...can't sleep and restlessness and she prescribes this drug for better sleep(?) Elmo!
-acting violent
-dangerous impulses
...
2. Changes in behavior and thinking
3. May cause serious or life-threatening allergic reactions
Arschlochen
- markqlicker
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Re: MRI: Results, hip surgery, recovery...
Could also cause your post count to freeze up at 19998.
So long, Paul.
- Comrade Renski
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Re: MRI: Results, hip surgery, recovery...
Kettle Black Shave!
...like the Dow
your post count moves
Isn’t it funny how
Oh hardy har har
...like the Dow
your post count moves
Isn’t it funny how
Oh hardy har har
- markqlicker
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Re: MRI: Results, hip surgery, recovery...
2 Martini Shave!
Your posts are better!
On Tramadol..
The post count setter..
Renski, I'm not..
Your posts are better!
On Tramadol..
The post count setter..
Renski, I'm not..
So long, Paul.
- adamlaneus
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Re: MRI: Results, hip surgery, recovery...
the tramadols i was taking...that i thought were pretty awful...and took more than a week to recover from..
50mg
50mg
- adamlaneus
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Re: MRI: Results, hip surgery, recovery...
gabapentin? i say go fer it
...
ive been binge watching trailer park boys
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ive been binge watching trailer park boys
- Rollo Tomassi
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Re: MRI: Results, hip surgery, recovery...
One helluva stew thar, boy!
Doping you up big time with that trama.
Celebrex too?
And WTF with 325 aspirin? 88 mg baby is all you need anti clot.
Celebrex with full dose aspirin ain't gonna make yer tummy happy.
I'm a couple weeks past you and suddenly can walk with minimal pain and no cane or walker.
Does that trama let you poop better than oxy?
I can't take either but oxy seems far less potential for harm.
Lotta stuff.
Still glad you did it?
Take care and ax again about that dosage.
Doping you up big time with that trama.
Celebrex too?
And WTF with 325 aspirin? 88 mg baby is all you need anti clot.
Celebrex with full dose aspirin ain't gonna make yer tummy happy.
I'm a couple weeks past you and suddenly can walk with minimal pain and no cane or walker.
Does that trama let you poop better than oxy?
I can't take either but oxy seems far less potential for harm.
Lotta stuff.
Still glad you did it?
Take care and ax again about that dosage.
"Racist" is a toolword. You must know that.
Any objective examination of the effect of "them" has to lead you to the behavior and ideology that is now termed, "racist."
Refute if you can.
Any objective examination of the effect of "them" has to lead you to the behavior and ideology that is now termed, "racist."
Refute if you can.
- Comrade Renski
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Re: MRI: Results, hip surgery, recovery...
I started walking w/o a walker yesterday, zactly two weeks post-op. My hip feels good. My thigh aches and the skin feels numb - normal I was told. The knee gets a spike every once and a while. Sleeping is much better but I’m still getting up four times to pee. Pooping is awesmoe now that I’m not on that butthole stuffer med, Oxy.Rollo Tomassi wrote:One helluva stew thar, boy!
Doping you up big time with that trama.
Celebrex too?
And WTF with 325 aspirin? 88 mg baby is all you need anti clot.
Celebrex with full dose aspirin ain't gonna make yer tummy happy.
I'm a couple weeks past you and suddenly can walk with minimal pain and no cane or walker.
Does that trama let you poop better than oxy?
I can't take either but oxy seems far less potential for harm.
Lotta stuff.
Still glad you did it?
Take care and ax again about that dosage.
The only side ‘fect is that my penis is four inches longer...
(So this is what a half-a-foot feels like...nice.)
- adamlaneus
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Re: MRI: Results, hip surgery, recovery...
half a foot?
i guess otis is being nice.
he usually shoves in his entire foot all the way up to his calf.
i guess otis is being nice.
he usually shoves in his entire foot all the way up to his calf.
- Rollo Tomassi
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Re: MRI: Results, hip surgery, recovery...
We should start a poop poll.
"Racist" is a toolword. You must know that.
Any objective examination of the effect of "them" has to lead you to the behavior and ideology that is now termed, "racist."
Refute if you can.
Any objective examination of the effect of "them" has to lead you to the behavior and ideology that is now termed, "racist."
Refute if you can.
- Comrade Renski
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Re: MRI: Results, hip surgery, recovery...
I looked again, my prescription is for 50 mg, not 500 mg.adamlaneus wrote:the tramadols i was taking...that i thought were pretty awful...and took more than a week to recover from..
50mg
- Comrade Renski
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Re: MRI: Results, hip surgery, recovery...
-from Jan 2017...
...and Nov 2016wipoto wrote:Oh Comrade, I'm not sure my stick would measure up.Comrade Renski wrote:I use Norm as my measuring stick so therefore I have no whine of merit.
wipoto wrote:Doesn't feel right posting here any more. Russ was a man. No whining. Kept his problems to himself. RIP Russ.
But... for the first November post, I'll just say peritoneal carcinomatosis.
- markqlicker
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Re: MRI: Results, hip surgery, recovery...
Three post to go Renski. Enough self pity....chop chop.
So long, Paul.
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Re: MRI: Results, hip surgery, recovery...
markqlicker wrote:Three post to go Renski. Enough self pity....chop chop.
Suck my cane.
- markqlicker
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Re: MRI: Results, hip surgery, recovery...
Better cut back the Tamadixidrill..your sig is off by 85 posts.
So long, Paul.
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Re: MRI: Results, hip surgery, recovery...
cross-eyed and painlessmarkqlicker wrote:Better cut back the Tamadixidrill..your sig is off by 85 posts.