Discussion ctb in 9days

[fastlife]

23:00	600mg of Ibuprofen
23:15	3 X 10mg domperidon (30mg in total)
23:30	tagamet 800mg
24:00	20gram sn 3 back ups 20X20X10 im have 50gram ic sn

10hours food fasting 2 hour drink fasting

hey everyone i go with stat dose but i was wondering if i should take something days in advance or can i just take everything on 02/04?

look this plan good?

 

[Ethereal Knight]

stat dose works, as Stan stated in his guide.

one of the most important things is simply not being found. I'd do it in a place where it's unlikely that I'd be found too soon.

tagamet and ibuprofen are unnecessary. they could increase your comfort, but have you checked for drug interactions? if not, here are websites to check them:

Drug Interaction Checker - Check Your Meds First

Use WebMD's drug interaction checker to find which medications, vitamins, or supplements may be unsafe to combine.

www.webmd.com

Drug Interactions Checker - Medscape Drug Reference Database

Analyze prescription and OTC drug interactions to determine which drug combinations your patients should avoid. Includes food, alcohol, and herbal supplements.

reference.medscape.com

 

[LostAllHope88]

I plan to around the same time in the same way actually…how are you feeling?

 

[fastlife]

I plan to around the same time in the same way actually…how are you feeling?

I don't feel anything my friend I'm relieved that I'm leaving life is pointless after all I'm now counting down to 02/04 that's the weekend I'm alone e, whole weekend otherwise I would have already done ctb today

stat dose works, as Stan stated in his guide.

one of the most important things is simply not being found. I'd do it in a place where it's unlikely that I'd be found too soon.

tagamet and ibuprofen are unnecessary. they could increase your comfort, but have you checked for drug interactions? if not, here are websites to check them:

Drug Interaction Checker - Check Your Meds First

Use WebMD's drug interaction checker to find which medications, vitamins, or supplements may be unsafe to combine.

www.webmd.com

Drug Interactions Checker - Medscape Drug Reference Database

Analyze prescription and OTC drug interactions to determine which drug combinations your patients should avoid. Includes food, alcohol, and herbal supplements.

reference.medscape.com

oh so im need to take only motilium? need im to take ibup and tagamet?

 

[Ethereal Knight]

an anti-emetic like metoclopramide or domperidone is indeed highly recommended.

besides SN and an anti-emetic, every other drug is optional and won't help much. actually using less drugs may even be better, cause it reduces the chances of interactions.

metoclopramide is considered more effective to domperidone, but domperidone has less chances of unpleasant side-effects (Stan talks about this in more detail)

regardless of which one you choose, do a single dose a couple of days before the day of CTB to see if your body reacts badly to that anti-emetic.

also I forgot to mention about fasting: the amount of time depends of how "heavy" your last meal was. if you ate something that has a lot of fat and fiber and is hard to digest, or a very big meal, then I'd go for 12+ hours fast. if you ate something light, low in fat, low in fiber, easy to digest, then maybe you could even get away with a bit less than a 8 hours fast.

I wish you good luck regardless of what you choose.

you can change your mind if you feel like it and that's okay. we all change our minds. this is a big decision and, in my opinion, we probably only live once.

 

[fastlife]

an anti-emetic like metoclopramide or domperidone is indeed highly recommended.

besides SN and an anti-emetic, every other drug is optional and won't help much. actually using less drugs may even be better, cause it reduces the chances of interactions.

metoclopramide is considered more effective to domperidone, but domperidone has less chances of unpleasant side-effects (Stan talks about this in more detail)

regardless of which one you choose, do a single dose a couple of days before the day of CTB to see if your body reacts badly to that anti-emetic.

also I forgot to mention about fasting: the amount of time depends of how "heavy" your last meal was. if you ate something that has a lot of fat and fiber and is hard to digest, or a very big meal, then I'd go for 12+ hours fast. if you ate something light, low in fat, low in fiber, easy to digest, then maybe you could even get away with a bit less than a 8 hours fast.

I wish you good luck regardless of what you choose.

you can change your mind if you feel like it and that's okay. we all change our minds. this is a big decision and, in my opinion, we probably only live once.

thanks my friend for the tips,

and no, you don't have to postpone it anymore, I've postponed it many times but now the time is really ripe to go