Trainwreck
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- Sep 11, 2019
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Hmm I was wondering why I couldn't find any at CVS... no matter they had Tagamet instead
Pepcid should work too.
edit: just realized my ranitidine has a minty coating. Hope that's not a problem.
Hmm I was wondering why I couldn't find any at CVS... no matter they had Tagamet instead
Pepcid should work too.
edit: just realized my ranitidine has a minty coating. Hope that's not a problem.
My original plan for tonight is shot. I only ate about 600 calories before 2 pm, but the damn gastroparesis is rearing it's ugly head. I'm bloated and a bit nauseous, so I think I'll have to wait until tomorrow night. Today was so long and nerve wracking, I dread having to do it all again. I'd completely fast if I could, but I'm so underweight, I get weak very fast without a little sustenance. Man this sucks! I wish there was an easier way to get out of this nightmare.
I'm worried about the 8 hr fasting. Wondering if I should take my SN when I wake up so the fasting takes place overnight. I took my first Meto (Reglan) 3 hrs ago and I have a stomach ache. Weird. I hope this doesn't continue. 48 hrs is a long time.My original plan for tonight is shot. I only ate about 600 calories before 2 pm, but the damn gastroparesis is rearing it's ugly head. I'm bloated and a bit nauseous, so I think I'll have to wait until tomorrow night. Today was so long and nerve wracking, I dread having to do it all again. I'd completely fast if I could, but I'm so underweight, I get weak very fast without a little sustenance. Man this sucks! I wish there was an easier way to get out of this nightmare.
Hi - the recommended is a dopamine blockerI'm reading that it blocks serotonin not dopamine though, so wondering if this will work.
It's a good question and it's good that you are looking up data around it. You might also find that someone who had nearly 10gm survived, but that report doesn't say if the patient had intervention. Some journals will hover around 100mg of SN per kilo of your weight to be a fatal dose. There is also a certain but unmeasurable aspect about individual tolerance regarding SN. May have something to do with metabolism.I'm sorry, but I don't understand why such a high amount of sn is recommended. Everything what I read is that just a few g can lead to ctb. There were a family in 1936 or so who died rapidly by just a few gramms. Each of them vomited, but regardless they ctb. According to wiki for a 80 kg male are just 5.6 g deadly. I am asking because of the risk to throwing it up.
Stomach acid breaks down SN rapidly, that's why I think anti-acid is really not optional, for anyone, regardless of gastric problems.It's a good question and it's good that you are looking up data around it. You might also find that someone who had nearly 10gm survived, but that report doesn't say if the patient had intervention. Some journals will hover around 100mg of SN per kilo of your weight to be a fatal dose. There is also a certain but unmeasurable aspect about individual tolerance regarding SN. May have something to do with metabolism.
It's a good question and it's good that you are looking up data around it. You might also find that someone who had nearly 10gm survived, but that report doesn't say if the patient had intervention. Some journals will hover around 100mg of SN per kilo of your weight to be a fatal dose. There is also a certain but unmeasurable aspect about individual tolerance regarding SN. May have something to do with metabolism.
here's a good site for people to check drug interactions as some people may already be on a prescription so good to check that as well.Stan, from your research, what are your thoughts on taking both domperidone and meto? Do you think that would further increase the anti-emetic effects, or do you think that the risk of increased side effects and possible drug interaction would defeat any possible benefits of taking both meds at the same time?
That's really down to the individual and their constitution. I read somewhere that people used to purposefully drink salty water to make them vomit. So I guess there is that to think upon. Not a single report of any lasting damage from people who recovered from SN poisoning in the medical records I have seen. If the beta blocker gives you problems, then don't. A majority (if not everyone) of those who recorded their regimen never took it.The big question is, is it specifically the SN that causes vomitting, or is just one's predisposition to vomitting that can bring it on? If one does vommit it up, can it potentially cause brain damage?
I somewhere read about blindness after unsuccessful attempt can you tell me if it was true and it actually happened or someone made it up? I think you somewhere answered it's BS but just making sure.That's really down to the individual and their constitution. I read somewhere that people used to purposefully drink salty water to make them vomit. So I guess there is that to think upon. Not a single report of any lasting damage from people who recovered from SN poisoning in the medical records I have seen. If the beta blocker gives you problems, then don't. A majority (if not everyone) of those who recorded their regimen never took it.
I did have to laugh out loud as I'd love to know how and why this still goes around. Apparently a user did report going blind and I can't state whether its true or not. But what I can say is if you look outside of this forum and look at the real medical resources, they do list possible symptoms - blindness in any shape or form, temporary or permanent, is not one of themI somewhere read about blindness after unsuccessful attempt can you tell me if it was true and it actually happened or someone made it up? I think you somewhere answered it's BS but just making sure.
I think someone there wrote he went temporaly blind but maybe it was just because he went unconscious or w/e.I did have to laugh out loud as I'd love to know how and why this still goes around. Apparently a user did report going blind and I can't state whether its true or not. But what I can say is if you look outside of this forum and look at the real medical resources, they do list possible symptoms - blindness in any shape or form, temporary or permanent, is not one of them
Could be. With low blood pressure, which SN will give you - fainting (which not at all a bad thing for this) can happen. Make sure you are in a relaxed position (bed or easy chair) when you take it because i have seen people faint with low blood pressure and they don't often see it coming.I think someone there wrote he went temporaly blind but maybe it was just because he went unconscious or w/e.
Are we really that blue after this method?Since I am maniacally and childishly thrilled with how we go looking like a smurf, I wish this mega thread would be renamed to 'Doing a smurf mega thread'. Currently my emotional intelligence and sense of humour is around 2 years old, please don't hate me. :/
Thank you so much, that was really helpful.That's really down to the individual and their constitution. I read somewhere that people used to purposefully drink salty water to make them vomit. So I guess there is that to think upon. Not a single report of any lasting damage from people who recovered from SN poisoning in the medical records I have seen. If the beta blocker gives you problems, then don't. A majority (if not everyone) of those who recorded their regimen never took it.
What about beer? A few over 8 hours?Try and take as little as you can but drinking water does not constitute as breaking your fast. Drink only water and nothing else, especially fruit juice and sodas as they have a high acid levels