Gravity Aided
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Hope you feel better soon, on both dry days and moist ones.
Ibuprofen and codine addiction
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Gravity Aided
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Patent due to expire?
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Seems I managed the edit before your quote
Like I said today has not been a good day... Hopefully tomorrow will be a touch better!
classic33
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Pfizer showing as having that.
I meant getting rid off as in no longer making them. New source for the "same drug" had me passing blood within days.
classic33
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I'd been on it over 30 years, so I I'd say it had already expired. Production picked up by a new company.
Tigerbiten
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[QUOTE 3461372, member: 9609"]and I don't know why I am sort of a little jealous of such an injury, having an arm ripped off by a Tiger or a leg bitten off by a croc or shark bizarrely seem a little appealing.[/QUOTE]
Loosing an arm to a Tiger tends to pay better than loosing it in a car crash ........
I'm also on 300mg a day of Gabapentin for the phantom pain from my missing fingers.
Some days I get more spaced out than other days.
It tends to hit me around midday, when all I want to do is sleep.
But I'm fine on my trike while I'm not if I'm driving.
Loosing an arm to a Tiger tends to pay better than loosing it in a car crash ........
I'm also on 300mg a day of Gabapentin for the phantom pain from my missing fingers.
Some days I get more spaced out than other days.
It tends to hit me around midday, when all I want to do is sleep.
But I'm fine on my trike while I'm not if I'm driving.
classic33
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[QUOTE 3461969, member: 9609"]yes but, how and where and what type of Tiger, Siberian / Bengal ?. Just love Tigers and would love to see one in the wild.
Does anyone know if Phantom pain as described by Tigerbitten is the same pathology as referred pain that is common in spinal injuries. In the latter the nerve is compromised in the back and the brain is confused by the signals and presents them as pain elsewhere - but what is the cause of phantom pain ? is it something to do with the damage to the end of the severed nerve, or is there something else going on /[/QUOTE]
Phantom Pain
Does anyone know if Phantom pain as described by Tigerbitten is the same pathology as referred pain that is common in spinal injuries. In the latter the nerve is compromised in the back and the brain is confused by the signals and presents them as pain elsewhere - but what is the cause of phantom pain ? is it something to do with the damage to the end of the severed nerve, or is there something else going on /[/QUOTE]
Phantom Pain
Tigerbiten
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[QUOTE 3461969, member: 9609"]yes but, how and where and what type of Tiger, Siberian / Bengal ?. Just love Tigers and would love to see one in the wild.[/QUOTE]
Chipperfield's circus, 25th/Feb/1998.
It was a Siberian.
<- Thats his full brother in my avatar picture.
As for the pain.
Normal is just pins and needles in the fingers (2-3) but it goes up to a real stabbing pain (7-9) when I'm cold and tired.
Chipperfield's circus, 25th/Feb/1998.
It was a Siberian.
<- Thats his full brother in my avatar picture.
As for the pain.
Normal is just pins and needles in the fingers (2-3) but it goes up to a real stabbing pain (7-9) when I'm cold and tired.
Gravity Aided
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I know they were waging quite a battle in the courts over neurontin, and extending that patent, a while back.
classic33
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Giving the licence over to another company made it harder for me.
The unchanged product, was later found to vary slightly in its formulation.
Gravity Aided
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Pfizer seems to spend a lot of time and money in America trying to influence the political situation, as well as legal situation, to their ends.
http://www.sourcewatch.org/index.php/Pfizer_Inc
Might also look at the bit about ALEC, that's real interesting, too.
http://www.sourcewatch.org/index.php/Pfizer_Inc
Might also look at the bit about ALEC, that's real interesting, too.
Pumpkin the robot
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What are the side effects of Gabapnetin? I am on it for numbness in my hands after a neck fracture. I am supposed to take 3x300mg a day. I am also on 2x50mg tramadol fpr pain relief. I was on codeine, but had hallucinations (brown patterns that would grow and shrink!), itchiness, dizziness and feeling sick so i came off them after 3 weeks.
classic33
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Gabapentin
Tramadol
Interaction between the two http://www.drugs.com/drug-interactions/gabapentin-with-tramadol-1147-0-2221-0.html
