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11 Jun 17
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Anyone that know's what real pain is then it's morphine,i was in absolute agony for 2 weeks in hospital and was given a self medicating morphine drip but the doseage was so small it hardly worked even mixed with other pain killers..
2 ibuprofen and 4 pints of London Pride, maybe a curry, Works every time!
With all the bad publicity about ibuprofen these days my advice is now just go straight to the bar.
With all the bad publicity about ibuprofen these days my advice is now just go straight to the bar.
thegiggilo
Anyone that know's what real pain is then it's morphine
I wish I'd known that when I was 7 giggilo. When Chelsea beat Leeds in the 1970 Cup Final replay I was inconsolable. I have never experienced such pain since I have to say.
Anyone that know's what real pain is then it's morphine
I wish I'd known that when I was 7 giggilo. When Chelsea beat Leeds in the 1970 Cup Final replay I was inconsolable. I have never experienced such pain since I have to say.
PROPER JOB, ABBOT ALE, LONDON PRIDE
or any ale I can get my hands on!!!!!
or any ale I can get my hands on!!!!!
I agree with Aka. One of the world's finest malts. 
2nd fav? Listening to snowflakes whinging on
2nd fav? Listening to snowflakes whinging on
Jun 12, 2017 -- 11:21AM, moisok wrote:
PROPER JOB, ABBOT ALE, LONDON PRIDE or any ale I can get my hands on!!!!!
ABBOTT ALE?
I was taking 8-12 Co-Codamol every day before my knee surgery earlier this year. A ruptured Baker's cyst which was complete agony for months. I stopped taking them after awhile as they were not doing me any good and not working.
Nembutol numbs it all
But I prefer alcohol
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The Right Profile
But I prefer alcohol
Songwriters: STRUMMER, JOE / JONES, MICK / SIMONON, PAUL / HEADON, TOPPER
The Right Profile
Anyone that know's what real pain is then it's morphine
Suffered real pain on Saturday night after tat equaliser. The Glenmorangie worked a treat.
Suffered real pain on Saturday night after tat equaliser. The Glenmorangie worked a treat.
co-codamol, like being wrapped up in a warm duvet.
but i limit it to a few pills a year.
use anything for a length of time it stops working.
your pain receptors get used to it.
the ones the doctor gave me for bad back are out of date?
just looked. i eat seeds now and exercise. but these are brilliant.
till your body adjusts.
used to take co-proximol until they banned it?
Co-proxamol is a combination of two active ingredients, paracetamol and dextropropoxyphene.
Despite its widespread use for over 100 years, we still don't fully understand how paracetamol works to relieve pain. However, it is now thought that it works by reducing the production of prostaglandins in the brain and spinal cord.
Prostaglandins are produced by the body in response to injury and certain diseases. One of their actions is to sensitise nerve endings, so that when the injury is stimulated it causes pain (presumably to prevent us from causing further harm to the area). As paracetamol reduces the production of these nerve sensitising prostaglandins it is thought it may increase our pain threshold, so that although the injury remains, we can feel it less.
Dextropropoxyphene belongs to a group of medicines called opioids. Opioid painkillers work by mimicking the action of naturally occurring pain-reducing chemicals called endorphins. Endorphins are found in the brain and spinal cord and reduce pain by combining with opioid receptors.
Dextropropoxyphene mimicks the action of natural endorphins by combining with the opioid receptors in the brain and spinal cord. This blocks the transmission of pain signals sent by the nerves to the brain. Therefore, even though the cause of the pain may remain, less pain is actually felt.
The combination of paracetamol and dextropropoxyphene can provide relief from mild to moderate pain.
Warning!
The licences for all products containing co-proxamol were cancelled by the Medicines and Healthcare Products Regulatory Authority (MHRA) at the end of 2007, following advice from the Committee on Safety of Medicines
but i limit it to a few pills a year.
use anything for a length of time it stops working.
your pain receptors get used to it.
the ones the doctor gave me for bad back are out of date?
just looked. i eat seeds now and exercise. but these are brilliant.
till your body adjusts.
used to take co-proximol until they banned it?
Co-proxamol is a combination of two active ingredients, paracetamol and dextropropoxyphene.
Despite its widespread use for over 100 years, we still don't fully understand how paracetamol works to relieve pain. However, it is now thought that it works by reducing the production of prostaglandins in the brain and spinal cord.
Prostaglandins are produced by the body in response to injury and certain diseases. One of their actions is to sensitise nerve endings, so that when the injury is stimulated it causes pain (presumably to prevent us from causing further harm to the area). As paracetamol reduces the production of these nerve sensitising prostaglandins it is thought it may increase our pain threshold, so that although the injury remains, we can feel it less.
Dextropropoxyphene belongs to a group of medicines called opioids. Opioid painkillers work by mimicking the action of naturally occurring pain-reducing chemicals called endorphins. Endorphins are found in the brain and spinal cord and reduce pain by combining with opioid receptors.
Dextropropoxyphene mimicks the action of natural endorphins by combining with the opioid receptors in the brain and spinal cord. This blocks the transmission of pain signals sent by the nerves to the brain. Therefore, even though the cause of the pain may remain, less pain is actually felt.
The combination of paracetamol and dextropropoxyphene can provide relief from mild to moderate pain.
Warning!
The licences for all products containing co-proxamol were cancelled by the Medicines and Healthcare Products Regulatory Authority (MHRA) at the end of 2007, following advice from the Committee on Safety of Medicines
Once had severe pain in my toes, docs thought it could be gout or something like that?
Tried a number of painkillers, eventually prescribed Parazolidin.. cured the pain almost instantly!
Some years later, had bad pains in my back, asked my doc if he could prescribe Parazolidin, and he looked in his book of drugs and told me it was now (then) on the banned list.
Stick with my old faithful Anadin Extras now, brufen sends me loopy.
Tried a number of painkillers, eventually prescribed Parazolidin.. cured the pain almost instantly!
Some years later, had bad pains in my back, asked my doc if he could prescribe Parazolidin, and he looked in his book of drugs and told me it was now (then) on the banned list.
Stick with my old faithful Anadin Extras now, brufen sends me loopy.
Watching the ball hitting the back of "The Rangers" net.
Had a rta a couple of years ago, broken sternum and 3 broken ribs (seatbelt injury)... put me on tramadol, didn't do a thing for me.
interesting johnizere. Was a decent opiate for me. It's each to their own though - funnily enough I can;t agree more about Anadin extra. Nothing else works for me for moderate pain.
was given a self medicating morphine drip but the doseage was so small it hardly worked even mixed with other pain killers.
Giggilo, even a small overdose can send you to sleep permanently. Doctors just can't take that risk anymore in the wake of Harold Shipman.
Giggilo, even a small overdose can send you to sleep permanently. Doctors just can't take that risk anymore in the wake of Harold Shipman.
ibuprofen is an anti inflammatory not a painkiller, cannot make you drowsy.
I used to take 600mg at a time. For my old back. until I bled with them.
looked them up - very dodgy drug. Heart attacks, punch holes in you.
Gave it up immediately. Still did the job for a while.
I used to take 600mg at a time. For my old back. until I bled with them.
looked them up - very dodgy drug. Heart attacks, punch holes in you.
Gave it up immediately. Still did the job for a while.
ibuprofen... was prescribed 3 x 500mg a day when I had my accident. They did nothing for pain relief, just made my head swim,
just like being pi$$ED!
just like being pi$$ED!
I was swallowing 3x600 mg Ibro - a day. Big Pink ones, not the generic stuff from the poundshop. Prescribed. It doesn't make you woozy. you need an opiate to do that. I would take ibro and cocodamol. That would make you woozy.
Or taking something else with ibro? It just takes the inflammation away, which really is a warning sign from the body that something is wrong. Immobilizing the area with swelling etc.
All these medicines are masking products. they don't heal. they just deal with pain.
Or taking something else with ibro? It just takes the inflammation away, which really is a warning sign from the body that something is wrong. Immobilizing the area with swelling etc.
All these medicines are masking products. they don't heal. they just deal with pain.
I have to reply to zorro..
I was taking the big pink ibuprofen tablets too, they could well have been 600mg.. it was 5 years ago!
They didn't give me any pain relief as I said earlier, they just made me feel woozy, as you put it.
I wasn't taking any other meds at the time.
I was taking the big pink ibuprofen tablets too, they could well have been 600mg.. it was 5 years ago!
They didn't give me any pain relief as I said earlier, they just made me feel woozy, as you put it.
I wasn't taking any other meds at the time.
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