PWA "The Lounge"

[bossbunny]

Originally Posted by redlightroxy

Nope, CDC recommendations are Tamiflu or Relenza, which both work for Influenza A, which is the type of strain H1N1 is. So, you're on the right meds!

Sometimes we give benadryl to patients for nausea. If you have any at home, it's worth a try.

If you're super nauseated or have lots of vomiting, call your doc. Sometimes they'll call in something called phenergan, or even better is zofran

thanks roxy! if my nausea doesn't get better by tomorrow i will give my dr. a call.

my biggest beef is my chest hurts bad, but it goes away when i take nyquil so i think i will just stay on that as much as safely possilbe for now.

[CamaroScotty]

I'm not a DR, but I play one on TV

[redlightroxy]

Originally Posted by Xanthos

Is that the rub on your wrists stuff?

Not sure what its called, but thats some GREAT stuff for curing nausea.
- X

P.S. - 100 to go!
- X

Hmm... I don't know what that is... Zofran is an dissolving tablet. I'll have to find out what the "rub on your wrists" stuff is.

[CamaroScotty]

OK, I REALLY wish we could CLOSE / DELETE the threads we post!

I could terminate some serious thread jackers!

[drivingincamaro]

Originally Posted by CamaroScotty

OK, I REALLY wish we could CLOSE / DELETE the threads we post!

I could terminate some serious thread jackers!

who are these Thread jackers you speak of

[1320junkie]

Hey whores just got in..long day..I posted the prices for the hotels in the fest thread...I will repsond to all pm's tomorrow and dude the FULL info link tomorrow for the Fest

[Xanthos]

Originally Posted by redlightroxy

Hmm... I don't know what that is... Zofran is an dissolving tablet. I'll have to find out what the "rub on your wrists" stuff is.

Not sure what its called... Its a gel that you rub onto your wrists and it dissolves into your bloodstream through the veins there. I know its light sensitive if that helps - they give it to you in a brown paper sack and it has to stay there until you use it.

Can't remember for the life of my what its called... I'll see if I can drum the name up...
- X

P.S. - Found it out! The gel stuff is actually an alternate method of taking Phenergan, used when the patient has trouble keeping the tablets down.

[cam2fst4u]

wuss

[FenwickHockey65]

Originally Posted by Xanthos

The only thing that pops to mind with "Carly" is Miranda Cosgrove...

And I'd totally hit that if If she were 18...

May 14, 2011!
- X

Haha counting down the days?

[redlightroxy]

Originally Posted by Xanthos

Not sure what its called... Its a gel that you rub onto your wrists and it dissolves into your bloodstream through the veins there. I know its light sensitive if that helps - they give it to you in a brown paper sack and it has to stay there until you use it.

Can't remember for the life of my what its called... I'll see if I can drum the name up...
- X

Ohhh!!! Compazine!! Yes, sometimes they compound it into a gel that you can rub on transdermally. We rarely (if ever - I don't think we carry it) use it in the ED because we just end up giving it in an IV.

[Xanthos]

Originally Posted by FenwickHockey65

Haha counting down the days?

No.
*crosses off another day on the calender and sighs*
- X

[1320junkie]

Originally Posted by redlightroxy

Ohhh!!! Compazine!! Yes, sometimes they compound it into a gel that you can rub on transdermally. We rarely (if ever - I don't think we carry it) use it in the ED because we just end up giving it in an IV.

ROOOOOOOOOOOOXXXXXAAAAAANNNNNNEEEEE!!!!

[1320junkie]

Goodnight

[redlightroxy]

Originally Posted by 1320junkie

ROOOOOOOOOOOOXXXXXAAAAAANNNNNNEEEEE!!!!

Aww!! Hey Junkie!!

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