Post by Erich on Apr 25, 2008 10:20:13 GMT -5
b]Faster Pain Relief[/b]... use liquid pain relievers. Liquids are absorbed into the body faster than capsules or tablets. Some companies are now providing liquid aspirin, advil, and Tyleniol.
Also if your doctor has prescribed "Timed Release" medicine for pain to be slow and long acting over a period of time... you can overide this and get the full effect of the medicine immediately simply by crushing up the tablet and putting it water. One should be careful when doing this especially if the medication is a narcotic or some other strong pain killer.
A recent study showed that 1 in 5 toothbrushes are contaminated with E.Coli bacteria caused by flushing the toilet with the cover in the Open position. Always close the cover before flushing... Many people confuse E.Coli with other diseases. The symptoms are:
nonbloody diarrhea that becomes bloody diarrhea after a few days
stomach pain that comes and goes
fever, although the fever usually goes away once the child has bloody diarrhea, and some people don't have a fever
vomiting
irritability
There is no special treatment, except drinking a lot of water and watching for complications. Don't take medicine to stop diarrhea unless your doctor tells you to. This medicine would keep your intestines from getting rid of the E. coli germ. If you are seriously dehydrated, you might need to go to the hospital to have fluids put into your veins with an IV.
[Erich
Also if your doctor has prescribed "Timed Release" medicine for pain to be slow and long acting over a period of time... you can overide this and get the full effect of the medicine immediately simply by crushing up the tablet and putting it water. One should be careful when doing this especially if the medication is a narcotic or some other strong pain killer.
A recent study showed that 1 in 5 toothbrushes are contaminated with E.Coli bacteria caused by flushing the toilet with the cover in the Open position. Always close the cover before flushing... Many people confuse E.Coli with other diseases. The symptoms are:
nonbloody diarrhea that becomes bloody diarrhea after a few days
stomach pain that comes and goes
fever, although the fever usually goes away once the child has bloody diarrhea, and some people don't have a fever
vomiting
irritability
There is no special treatment, except drinking a lot of water and watching for complications. Don't take medicine to stop diarrhea unless your doctor tells you to. This medicine would keep your intestines from getting rid of the E. coli germ. If you are seriously dehydrated, you might need to go to the hospital to have fluids put into your veins with an IV.
[Erich