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Well bust mah britches and call me cheeky, on Fri, 17 Aug 2007 11:20:48
GMT Travis Newbury scribed:

>> > Just passed my second Kidney stone (one from each Kidney) on
>> > Monday. Now the drugs they gave me at the hospital, THEY were some
>> > mighty good drugs. The Hospitals have all the best drugs!
>> You need to drink more WATER! -Just plain water. At least 8 12@
>> glasses per day, although I know some people that drink 8 gallons a
>> day! (Well, so they say.)
>
> You are preaching to the choir (now)... With my first stone (2mm) I
> was in the hospital 20 minutes after the attack started, and drugged
> up 5 minutes later. With this second stone (2.5mm), I was 2 hours
> away from the hospital and by the time I got there I was praying that
> the Good Lord would just take me home... I think crucifixion would be
> easier than passing a stone with no drugs...

Fortunately, I've not had the pleasure, but am intimately acquainted with a
few who have. This one person in particular would never drink water and
used to "hold it" before going to the bathroom. That has changed somewhat
after her second stone, though.

> The only people that can relate are those that have passed kidney
> stones....

I don't know about that. Getting your wienie caught in a closing door
isn't exactly ecstasy, either.

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Neredbojias
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In article <slrnfcatsj.4q6.andrew DeleteThis @ilium.invalid>,
andrew <andrew DeleteThis @ilium.invalid> wrote:

> On 2007-08-16, dorayme <doraymeRidThis DeleteThis @optusnet.com.au> wrote:
>
> [...]
>
> > About my drugs, I take a 1/4 of an aspirin with my muesli every
> > morning.
>
> If you are taking 1/4 of a soluble 300mg aspirin you are only getting
> 75mg per day and also risking your gastric mucosa. You should have a
> word to your gp about prescribing 100mg coated aspirin instead.
>

I figured that more than 75mg would be a menace to my mucosa
(have I got mucosa? I first thought it was martian stainless
steel but here on earth I am not 100% sure now). And given with
food, crushed up (note this, Andrew, crushed or dissolved,
important that it does not go down to sit somewhere and be
concentrated for a while) not much of a risk. In other words,
this is my enteric coating substitute. On the other hand, so
little is likely not doing much. However on the third hand, not
sure I need it, I hate going to see doctors, spending money
unnecessarily, wary of any aspirin for me (though it is quite a
wonder drug in general)

Btw, don't think you need a prescription for these.

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dorayme