So I've only found one thread talking about this. I'm wondering if there's anyone from the medical field who can confirm. I've learned from talking to some co-workers that it is indeed a possible way to CTB. The thing is: is it painful? And if so, how much? Is it avoidable? Blood pressure medication is easily accessible and could be a workaround if it actually works.
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im not from the medical field because my career in biochemistry was sidelined after i was thrown out of college. then i joined the military hoping to get back on my feet, but a nasty drill sergeant broke my kneecaps on purpose and laughed as i was medically discharged due to his hateful retaliations. I wish i could tell you more and really this would have been right up my alley but now i am helpless myself and know nothing, only what it feels like to lose the potential.Similar threads
