Originally posted by MR Pain
WOW !!!!! chado and frankb03 are correct regarding addiction. I KNOW they are right and they KNOW exactly what i mean when i say that.
DDP post 186 very interesting.
here's a quick little hypothetical situation.
Let's say someone has an illness and goes to the Dr. they take the necessary tests, and they are diagnosed with an illness which valium is prescribed for. (wait before you jump on me, valium is a benzodiazepine and if valium is the treatment, then the only other treatments would be other benzodiazepines which are either worse for your body or even more addictive than valium. ex. xanax,kolonopin, lithium) anyway so your taking your valiums like your prescribed and then they up the dosage let's say on your 7th DR visit. so now you take 2 valiums a day and so on and so on. Valium is water soluble which means it builds in your system unlike any other drugs.
For example you take 5mg on monday, when you take your 5mg on tuesday there is still 2.5mg left in your body from the day before, then on wednesday when you take your 5mg there is 5 mg's left in your body.
Well on your 15th appointment let's say, the DR decides to test you for something else and says OH you really don't have what i thought you had for the last year and a half, you have xyz instead, and you shouldn't be taking valium. EXCUSE ME ! WHAT ! so a MD basically gets you addicted to valium for more than a year. Then they want to take you off of it but not so fast, they want you to start taking some other medicines also. yea because Valium withdrawls won't be enough, they want to put you on more pills that you might not even need or get addicted to.
VALIUM withdrawls when taken for that amount of time is exact equivalent to heroin withdrwawls. Now imagine going through those types of withdrawls an you have an illness, your in pain every day, and University nuero-muscular sub-specialist can't even figure out what disease you have.
I realize this is a very rare situation, but are you telling me that it's that persons choice to take the medicine in which was prescribed by a neurologist ?
How many guys on here have gotten sick and had to go to the dr and get an antibiotic or something like that, just about every single one of us right. Now, how many of you guys thought that after you were finished taking the antibiotic you would be sick for the rest of your life, a lot sicker than before you started the anti-biotic, and even worse you don't even no what you have and DR's can't tell you either.
My point here is there are ALL kinds of ways people can get roped into drugs and it is NOT ALWAYS the person's choice.
THIS IS MY GOML PICK(game of my life ) The best "pick" advice i could give to everyone on this board is STAY AWAY FROM FLOUROQUINOLONE ANTIBIOTICS ex. Cipro, Levaquin. These "drugs" have ruined my life far beyond what any recreational drug could do to me. anyone interested antibiotics.org has a nice little article on what they are just now finding out about them.
You know the best part about it all, for all of you that say it is the person's choice, when i do go to the DR they want to shove more pills down my throat and i refuse because of what i went through, and when you refuse they won't help you. The last time i went the guy wanted to give me roxicet, yes can you believe that ! Roxicet is man made heroin, no thanks DOC.
DDP post 186 very interesting.
here's a quick little hypothetical situation.
Let's say someone has an illness and goes to the Dr. they take the necessary tests, and they are diagnosed with an illness which valium is prescribed for. (wait before you jump on me, valium is a benzodiazepine and if valium is the treatment, then the only other treatments would be other benzodiazepines which are either worse for your body or even more addictive than valium. ex. xanax,kolonopin, lithium) anyway so your taking your valiums like your prescribed and then they up the dosage let's say on your 7th DR visit. so now you take 2 valiums a day and so on and so on. Valium is water soluble which means it builds in your system unlike any other drugs.
For example you take 5mg on monday, when you take your 5mg on tuesday there is still 2.5mg left in your body from the day before, then on wednesday when you take your 5mg there is 5 mg's left in your body.
Well on your 15th appointment let's say, the DR decides to test you for something else and says OH you really don't have what i thought you had for the last year and a half, you have xyz instead, and you shouldn't be taking valium. EXCUSE ME ! WHAT ! so a MD basically gets you addicted to valium for more than a year. Then they want to take you off of it but not so fast, they want you to start taking some other medicines also. yea because Valium withdrawls won't be enough, they want to put you on more pills that you might not even need or get addicted to.
VALIUM withdrawls when taken for that amount of time is exact equivalent to heroin withdrwawls. Now imagine going through those types of withdrawls an you have an illness, your in pain every day, and University nuero-muscular sub-specialist can't even figure out what disease you have.
I realize this is a very rare situation, but are you telling me that it's that persons choice to take the medicine in which was prescribed by a neurologist ?
How many guys on here have gotten sick and had to go to the dr and get an antibiotic or something like that, just about every single one of us right. Now, how many of you guys thought that after you were finished taking the antibiotic you would be sick for the rest of your life, a lot sicker than before you started the anti-biotic, and even worse you don't even no what you have and DR's can't tell you either.
My point here is there are ALL kinds of ways people can get roped into drugs and it is NOT ALWAYS the person's choice.
THIS IS MY GOML PICK(game of my life ) The best "pick" advice i could give to everyone on this board is STAY AWAY FROM FLOUROQUINOLONE ANTIBIOTICS ex. Cipro, Levaquin. These "drugs" have ruined my life far beyond what any recreational drug could do to me. anyone interested antibiotics.org has a nice little article on what they are just now finding out about them.
You know the best part about it all, for all of you that say it is the person's choice, when i do go to the DR they want to shove more pills down my throat and i refuse because of what i went through, and when you refuse they won't help you. The last time i went the guy wanted to give me roxicet, yes can you believe that ! Roxicet is man made heroin, no thanks DOC.
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