Some questions

[Guest guest]

,

There are a few schools for CI children. Sound blasters are placed on one

wall of each room, & they help to tone down the acoustic problems that come

with such rooms.

[Guest guest]

,

I just received my first implant in December 2007. I was at my CI support group

last month and picked up this tip that might help you. My telecoil setting is

75/25 they told me to try that when I was in real noisy enviroments like a

shopping mall. I have tried it in noisey restaurants and it does help. Also

one of my SMartSounds 2 programs is ASC/Adro/Beam that works pretty good too.

I hope some of these suggestions help you.

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Sorry if you all get this twice!

I had the surgery July 18th and my tongue still has some taste disturbance

on the surgery side. For those who had this, how long did it take to go away?

I feel as if I am progressing faster with the new implant than I did the

first time. (Too bad I can't get more frequent mappings). Has this been a

similar experience for other bilaterals implanted sequentially? If so, please

explain how with as much detail as possible.

Classrooms in older school buildings are horrible places for me

acoustically. The sound is too echoey and resonant. What do others do to hear

better in

this type of environment?

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[Guest guest]

what about thyroid ,adrenal ,b12and ferritine

>

> I have been taking Iodoral for a little over one year. I started out taking

50 mg, but every time I tried to increase the dosage past 62.5 mg I would feel

very weepy and depressed. Initially I felt good on the iodine, but that didn't

last long. I eventually stabilized on the 62.5 mg for a long time. Over the

past 3-4 months I've had to keep decreasing the dosage due to feeling

emotionally worse and tired. I have also continued to gain weight over time.

This past week I stopped the iodine for a week to see if I would feel any better

and if the weight gain would stop. I didn't feel better and I continued to gain

weight. I have a very clean, primarily organic diet with mainly fruits, veges,

coconut oil/olive oil and starcy veges, very few grains. I exercise for at

least 30 minutes (walking) six days a week. I have many food allergies recently

diagnosed in 6/09. My holistic doctor doesn't think it's my diet that's causing

the weight gain.

>

> As I have so many things " wrong " with me, it's difficult for me to determine

the cause of the symptoms I have (disrupsted sleep, low energy, muscle

tightness/soreness, low mood, irritable at times and too many more

symptoms/issues to name).

>

> Someone recently posted a link for bromide detox symptoms that mentions the

emotional aspect being related to bromine. Something finally clicked and I

don't know if what I have been experiencing is truly bromide detox or just due

to depressive symptoms. How can I tell the difference? I'm not sure I could

gag down the 1/2 tsp sea salt in 1/2 cup water. I take accompany supplements

(Vit c, mag, ATP, selenium among many others) and put 1/4 tsp sea salt in 32 oz

water twice a day also with salting my food. Wouldn't the salt I'm putting in

my water take out the bromide? I know that I fairly toxic as my levels are very

high when I've been tested.

>

> I've very discouraged and this is the worst I've ever felt in my life. I feel

older than my age (46) and never know from one day to the next how I am going to

feel (physically and mentally). The weight gain is riduculous and contributes

to my low mood. I'm doing everything possible to be healthy and detoxify with

no results or improvement I can see or feel.

>

> If anyone has any insight or help, I would greatly appreciate it.

>

> Laurie

>

[Guest guest]

Simply put, weight gain is a result of eating nutrient-deficient food. Known to

put on the " lard " is aspartame, MSG, and processed vegetable oils, and virtually

all processed food. If it isn't in God's wrapper, don't eat it. Read labels;

even spices are spiked with MSG these days.

from Israel

>

> I have been taking Iodoral for a little over one year. I started out taking

50 mg, but every time I tried to increase the dosage past 62.5 mg I would feel

very weepy and depressed. Initially I felt good on the iodine, but that didn't

last long. I eventually stabilized on the 62.5 mg for a long time. Over the

past 3-4 months I've had to keep decreasing the dosage due to feeling

emotionally worse and tired. I have also continued to gain weight over time.

This past week I stopped the iodine for a week to see if I would feel any better

and if the weight gain would stop. I didn't feel better and I continued to gain

weight. I have a very clean, primarily organic diet with mainly fruits, veges,

coconut oil/olive oil and starcy veges, very few grains. I exercise for at

least 30 minutes (walking) six days a week. I have many food allergies recently

diagnosed in 6/09. My holistic doctor doesn't think it's my diet that's causing

the weight gain.

>

> As I have so many things " wrong " with me, it's difficult for me to determine

the cause of the symptoms I have (disrupsted sleep, low energy, muscle

tightness/soreness, low mood, irritable at times and too many more

symptoms/issues to name).

>

> Someone recently posted a link for bromide detox symptoms that mentions the

emotional aspect being related to bromine. Something finally clicked and I

don't know if what I have been experiencing is truly bromide detox or just due

to depressive symptoms. How can I tell the difference? I'm not sure I could

gag down the 1/2 tsp sea salt in 1/2 cup water. I take accompany supplements

(Vit c, mag, ATP, selenium among many others) and put 1/4 tsp sea salt in 32 oz

water twice a day also with salting my food. Wouldn't the salt I'm putting in

my water take out the bromide? I know that I fairly toxic as my levels are very

high when I've been tested.

>

> I've very discouraged and this is the worst I've ever felt in my life. I feel

older than my age (46) and never know from one day to the next how I am going to

feel (physically and mentally). The weight gain is riduculous and contributes

to my low mood. I'm doing everything possible to be healthy and detoxify with

no results or improvement I can see or feel.

>

> If anyone has any insight or help, I would greatly appreciate it.

>

> Laurie

>

[Guest guest]

You might research a raw vegan diet? Or this is what I did. I ate raw fruit in the morning, as much as I wanted. Raw veggies for lunch, as much as I wanted, including avocados for fat. Then added a raw green juice in the afternoon and had a regular dinner. After a while, I wanted all raw vegan. I dropped unwanted weight easily. Because bathing my body in all that green nutrition did away with cravings for sweets, starches, processed food, etc.Just a thought. Bests, Cece Sun, 9/20/09, Yochanan <yburkett@...> wrote:From: Yochanan <yburkett@...>Subject: Re: some questionsiodine Date: Sunday, September 20, 2009, 12:26 PM

Simply put, weight gain is a result of eating nutrient-deficient food. Known to put on the "lard" is aspartame, MSG, and processed vegetable oils, and virtually all processed food. If it isn't in God's wrapper, don't eat it. Read labels; even spices are spiked with MSG these days.

from Israel

>

> I have been taking Iodoral for a little over one year. I started out taking 50 mg, but every time I tried to increase the dosage past 62.5 mg I would feel very weepy and depressed. Initially I felt good on the iodine, but that didn't last long. I eventually stabilized on the 62.5 mg for a long time. Over the past 3-4 months I've had to keep decreasing the dosage due to feeling emotionally worse and tired. I have also continued to gain weight over time. This past week I stopped the iodine for a week to see if I would feel any better and if the weight gain would stop. I didn't feel better and I continued to gain weight. I have a very clean, primarily organic diet with mainly fruits, veges, coconut oil/olive oil and starcy veges, very few grains. I exercise for at least 30 minutes (walking) six days a week. I have many food allergies recently diagnosed in 6/09. My holistic doctor doesn't think it's my diet that's causing the weight gain.

>

> As I have so many things "wrong" with me, it's difficult for me to determine the cause of the symptoms I have (disrupsted sleep, low energy, muscle tightness/soreness, low mood, irritable at times and too many more symptoms/issues to name).

>

> Someone recently posted a link for bromide detox symptoms that mentions the emotional aspect being related to bromine. Something finally clicked and I don't know if what I have been experiencing is truly bromide detox or just due to depressive symptoms. How can I tell the difference? I'm not sure I could gag down the 1/2 tsp sea salt in 1/2 cup water. I take accompany supplements (Vit c, mag, ATP, selenium among many others) and put 1/4 tsp sea salt in 32 oz water twice a day also with salting my food. Wouldn't the salt I'm putting in my water take out the bromide? I know that I fairly toxic as my levels are very high when I've been tested.

>

> I've very discouraged and this is the worst I've ever felt in my life. I feel older than my age (46) and never know from one day to the next how I am going to feel (physically and mentally). The weight gain is riduculous and contributes to my low mood. I'm doing everything possible to be healthy and detoxify with no results or improvement I can see or feel.

>

> If anyone has any insight or help, I would greatly appreciate it.

>

> Laurie

>

[Guest guest]

you sound like a person who also needs thyroid meds, adrenal support and

hormones. Do you have a knowledgeable doc? at one point I thought I

was allergic to everything including water, but it all went away with

enough Armour and cortisol.

gracia

dalilah61 wrote:

>

>

> I have been taking Iodoral for a little over one year. I started out

> taking 50 mg, but every time I tried to increase the dosage past 62.5

> mg I would feel very weepy and depressed. Initially I felt good on the

> iodine, but that didn't last long. I eventually stabilized on the 62.5

> mg for a long time. Over the past 3-4 months I've had to keep

> decreasing the dosage due to feeling emotionally worse and tired. I

> have also continued to gain weight over time. This past week I stopped

> the iodine for a week to see if I would feel any better and if the

> weight gain would stop. I didn't feel better and I continued to gain

> weight. I have a very clean, primarily organic diet with mainly

> fruits, veges, coconut oil/olive oil and starcy veges, very few

> grains. I exercise for at least 30 minutes (walking) six days a week.

> I have many food allergies recently diagnosed in 6/09. My holistic

> doctor doesn't think it's my diet that's causing the weight gain.

>

> As I have so many things " wrong " with me, it's difficult for me to

> determine the cause of the symptoms I have (disrupsted sleep, low

> energy, muscle tightness/soreness, low mood, irritable at times and

> too many more symptoms/issues to name).

>

> Someone recently posted a link for bromide detox symptoms that

> mentions the emotional aspect being related to bromine. Something

> finally clicked and I don't know if what I have been experiencing is

> truly bromide detox or just due to depressive symptoms. How can I tell

> the difference? I'm not sure I could gag down the 1/2 tsp sea salt in

> 1/2 cup water. I take accompany supplements (Vit c, mag, ATP, selenium

> among many others) and put 1/4 tsp sea salt in 32 oz water twice a day

> also with salting my food. Wouldn't the salt I'm putting in my water

> take out the bromide? I know that I fairly toxic as my levels are very

> high when I've been tested.

>

> I've very discouraged and this is the worst I've ever felt in my life.

> I feel older than my age (46) and never know from one day to the next

> how I am going to feel (physically and mentally). The weight gain is

> riduculous and contributes to my low mood. I'm doing everything

> possible to be healthy and detoxify with no results or improvement I

> can see or feel.

>

> If anyone has any insight or help, I would greatly appreciate it.

>

> Laurie

>

>

[Guest guest]

How nice if it were that simple! :-)

Laurie, have you have your thyroid levels checked? Hypothyroidism can cause

depression as well as weight gain. Many people here have to take thyroid in

addition to taking iodine. Iodine alone isn't necessarily enough if you have

hypothyroidism.

You need to test, at least,:

TSH

FREE t4

FREE t3

thyroid antibiodes

ferritin

It would be good to get a cortisol profile done as well (saliva test) but if you

can't, at least try to get an AM cortisol test.

Kathleen

>

> Simply put, weight gain is a result of eating nutrient-deficient food. Known

to put on the " lard " is aspartame, MSG, and processed vegetable oils, and

virtually all processed food. If it isn't in God's wrapper, don't eat it. Read

labels; even spices are spiked with MSG these days.

>

> from Israel

[Guest guest]

Laurie...have you had your thyroid tested?  All of your symptoms scream hypothyroidism to me.

BarbF

some questions

 

I have been taking Iodoral for a little over one year. I started out taking 50 mg, but every time I tried to increase the dosage past 62.5 mg I would feel very weepy and depressed. Initially I felt good on the iodine, but that didn't last long. I eventually stabilized on the 62.5 mg for a long time. Over the past 3-4 months I've had to keep decreasing the dosage due to feeling emotionally worse and tired. I have also continued to gain weight over time. This past week I stopped the iodine for a week to see if I would feel any better and if the weight gain would stop. I didn't feel better and I continued to gain weight. I have a very clean, primarily organic diet with mainly fruits, veges, coconut oil/olive oil and starcy veges, very few grains. I exercise for at least 30 minutes (walking) six days a week. I have many food allergie

s recently diagnosed in 6/09. My holistic doctor doesn't think it's my diet that's causing the weight gain.

As I have so many things "wrong" with me, it's difficult for me to determine the cause of the symptoms I have (disrupsted sleep, low energy, muscle tightness/soreness, low mood, irritable at times and too many more symptoms/issues to name).

Someone recently posted a link for bromide detox symptoms that mentions the emotional aspect being related to bromine. Something finally clicked and I don't know if what I have been experiencing is truly bromide detox or just due to depressive symptoms. How can I tell the difference? I'm not sure I could gag down the 1/2 tsp sea salt in 1/2 cup water. I take accompany supplements (Vit c, mag, ATP, selenium among many others) and put 1/4 tsp sea salt in 32 oz water twice a day also with salting my food. Wouldn't the salt I'm putting in my water take out the bromide? I know that I fairly toxic as my levels are very high when I've been tested.

I've very discouraged and this is the worst I've ever felt in my life. I feel older than my age (46) and never know from one day to the next how I am going to feel (physically and mentally). The weight gain is riduculous and contributes to my low mood. I'm doing everything possible to be healthy and detoxify with no results or improvement I can see or feel.

If anyone has any insight or help, I would greatly appreciate it.

Laurie

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[Guest guest]

Laurie,

Use as much water as you need to get the salt down. I actually like the taste of it and I can tell my body likes it! Add more warm water and it tastes a bit like broth.... Tressler Healthy Transitions Life Coaching 541-791-1464 Help raise funds for Legacy Land Conservancy by searching the internet or shoping online with GoodSearch (www.goodsearch.com).

[Guest guest]

Does organic spice have MSG also?

Also, I know aspartame is bad for us but out of curiousity, do you know

how that works?

Eilzabeth

On Sep 20, 2009, at 9:26 AM, Yochanan wrote:

> Simply put, weight gain is a result of eating nutrient-deficient food.

> Known to put on the " lard " is aspartame, MSG, and processed vegetable

> oils, and virtually all processed food. If it isn't in God's wrapper,

> don't eat it. Read labels; even spices are spiked with MSG these days.

>

> from Israel

Parashis

artpages@...

artpagesonline.com

[Guest guest]

You will feel good and drop weigh with that sort of diet but eventually

it will cause harm. I'm reading " The Vegetarian Myth " which is a real

eye opener.

On Sep 20, 2009, at 9:37 AM, Cece wrote:

> You might research a raw vegan diet? Or this is what I did. I ate raw

> fruit in the morning, as much as I wanted. Raw veggies for lunch, as

> much as I wanted, including avocados for fat. Then added a raw green

> juice in the afternoon and had a regular dinner. After a while, I

> wanted all raw vegan. I dropped unwanted weight easily. Because

> bathing my body in all that green nutrition did away with cravings for

> sweets, starches, processed food, etc.

>

Parashis

artpages@...

artpagesonline.com

[Guest guest]

Not all spices have MSG, but beware that the word " organic " means nothing. You

need to read the label to find out if MSG is contained within the product.

Unfortunately, MSG has many aliases, one of which is " hydrolyzed protein " . For

spices, there should be no other ingredients anyway besides the spice itself.

Aspartame not only causes weight gain, but it is a neurotoxin. When broken down

in the body, it produces methyl alcohol and formaldehyde. People have died from

ingesting methyl alcohol (instead of the edible ethyl alcohol). I know a friend

of my niece that died from aspartame - it destroyed her brain before she made it

to her 20th birthday. It almost destroyed my niece as well.

from Israel

>

> > Simply put, weight gain is a result of eating nutrient-deficient food.

> > Known to put on the " lard " is aspartame, MSG, and processed vegetable

> > oils, and virtually all processed food. If it isn't in God's wrapper,

> > don't eat it. Read labels; even spices are spiked with MSG these days.

> >

> > from Israel

>

> Parashis

> artpages@...

>

> artpagesonline.com

>

[Guest guest]

what about thyroid ,adrenal ,b12and ferritine

In response to your questions above, thyroid is normal range, adrenals are reversed (high night time coritsol low in day time, but I'm working on those to bring those into normal range), b12 and ferritine are normal.

laurie

[Guest guest]

Hi Laurie,

Do you have the actual ranges for thyroid, b12 and ferritin. So many are told

they are " normal " , but normal is not optimal and many people are sick in the

so-called normal ranges. For example, the range for ferritin is something like

10 - 291, but believe me, if you're at 10, you need to increase your iron!

I suspect many on this site taking thyroid meds had " normal " ranges, too.

Hope this helps,

Kathleen

 

> In response to your questions above, thyroid is normal range, adrenals are

reversed (high night time coritsol low in day time, but I'm working on those to

bring those into normal range), b12 and ferritine are normal.

>  

> laurie

>

[Guest guest]

this is a typical burnout pattern for adrenals. I think they will need

serious support.

Gracia

Laurie Ghiz wrote:

>

>

> what about thyroid ,adrenal ,b12and ferritine

>

> In response to your questions above, thyroid is normal range, adrenals

> are reversed (high night time coritsol low in day time, but I'm

> working on those to bring those into normal range), b12 and ferritine

> are normal.

>

> laurie

>

>

[Guest guest]

Yes, I have had all of my thyroid levels tested and all were within normal range. Actually, my TSH level would be considered in the hyperthyroid range, but I am not having any hyper symptoms and I think it's from the iodine. My cortisol levels have been tested and I am taking supplements to bring my levels within normal range. As I stated in my original post, how do you tell the difference between bromide detox symptoms and whether or not what I'm experiencing is from something else?

Laurie

[Guest guest]

could we add it to broth or something else

I am a newbie and am trying to figure out salting

iodine From: kartrss@...Date: Sun, 20 Sep 2009 22:09:07 -0700Subject: Re: some questions

Laurie,

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[Guest guest]

Yes, you can liberally salt your food, put it in broth, juice, sodium free

tomato juice, etc.... I have my almost 12 year old daughter on 50mgs iodoral

and it's stirring up bromides, but she won't or can't drink the salt water, even

in juice. I give her two capsules that I've put salt in. The key is getting

the salt SOMEHOW in your body with ENOUGH liquids that will carry the halides

out through your kidneys. Taking the salt away from the iodoral (30 mins-1hr)

allows the iodine time to kick up the halides. This morning, we were running

late, but my daughter remembered to take her iodine. I gave her a couple of

salt capsules, hoping that the delay in braking down the capsule would be enough

time and prevent the headache and heavy feeling in the chest that she usually

gets. I'll find out this afternoon how it went.

Lorie

>

>

> could we add it to broth or something else

>

> I am a newbie and am trying to figure out salting

>

>

>

> iodine

>

[Guest guest]

I know depression can come from different sources, although it does seem to be a key one in bromide detox.  If it were me, I would go outside and get some natural vitamin D as well as bumping up my Omega3s.  Good luck and remember you will find a way through this!

~WOn Sun, Sep 20, 2009 at 10:31 AM, dalilah61 <dalilah61@...> wrote:

 

I have been taking Iodoral for a little over one year. I started out taking 50 mg, but every time I tried to increase the dosage past 62.5 mg I would feel very weepy and depressed. Initially I felt good on the iodine, but that didn't last long. I eventually stabilized on the 62.5 mg for a long time. Over the past 3-4 months I've had to keep decreasing the dosage due to feeling emotionally worse and tired. I have also continued to gain weight over time. This past week I stopped the iodine for a week to see if I would feel any better and if the weight gain would stop. I didn't feel better and I continued to gain weight. I have a very clean, primarily organic diet with mainly fruits, veges, coconut oil/olive oil and starcy veges, very few grains. I exercise for at least 30 minutes (walking) six days a week. I have many food allergies recently diagnosed in 6/09. My holistic doctor doesn't think it's my diet that's causing the weight gain.

As I have so many things " wrong " with me, it's difficult for me to determine the cause of the symptoms I have (disrupsted sleep, low energy, muscle tightness/soreness, low mood, irritable at times and too many more symptoms/issues to name).

Someone recently posted a link for bromide detox symptoms that mentions the emotional aspect being related to bromine. Something finally clicked and I don't know if what I have been experiencing is truly bromide detox or just due to depressive symptoms. How can I tell the difference? I'm not sure I could gag down the 1/2 tsp sea salt in 1/2 cup water. I take accompany supplements (Vit c, mag, ATP, selenium among many others) and put 1/4 tsp sea salt in 32 oz water twice a day also with salting my food. Wouldn't the salt I'm putting in my water take out the bromide? I know that I fairly toxic as my levels are very high when I've been tested.

I've very discouraged and this is the worst I've ever felt in my life. I feel older than my age (46) and never know from one day to the next how I am going to feel (physically and mentally). The weight gain is riduculous and contributes to my low mood. I'm doing everything possible to be healthy and detoxify with no results or improvement I can see or feel.

If anyone has any insight or help, I would greatly appreciate it.

Laurie

[Guest guest]

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[Guest guest]

hi dahlia i guess thes are the answers

From: Dahlia Chafei <dahliachafei@...>Subject: some questions Date: Wednesday, 16 June, 2010, 9:30 PM

Hi all,

Does anybody know the answers of the following questions:

% of CHILDREN HAVING PLAQUE ON THEIR TEETH...?

3 year-old child, baby teeth to be extracted. You want to check permanent germs. Which ragiograph? Panoramic, periapical, bimolar, occlusal, lateral skull view, etc -LATERAL SKULL VIEW

What are the commonest congenitally missing teeth?

A. 12, 22

B. 35, 45

C. 15, 25

D. 33, 43

Most common fluoridation method? Fluoride toothpaste??

Many thanks

Dahlia

[Guest guest]

Hi Schibin,

Many thanks for your reply. But does anybody know the answer of the following question:

% of CHILDREN HAVING PLAQUE ON THEIR TEETH...?

Regards

Dahlia

From: schibin thampy <kuriachan4u@...> Sent: Thu, 17 June, 2010 9:32:28Subject: Re: some questions

hi dahlia i guess thes are the answers

From: Dahlia Chafei <dahliachafei@ .co. uk>Subject: some questionsDate: Wednesday, 16 June, 2010, 9:30 PM

Hi all,

Does anybody know the answers of the following questions:

% of CHILDREN HAVING PLAQUE ON THEIR TEETH...?

3 year-old child, baby teeth to be extracted. You want to check permanent germs. Which ragiograph? Panoramic, periapical, bimolar, occlusal, lateral skull view, etc -LATERAL SKULL VIEW

What are the commonest congenitally missing teeth?

A. 12, 22

B. 35, 45

C. 15, 25 D. 33, 43

Most common fluoridation method? Fluoride toothpaste??

Many thanks Dahlia

[Guest guest]

Hi dahlia,

I think the answer for the fourth question is water flouridation.. not very sure

>

>   Hi all,

>  

> Does anybody know the answers of the following questions:

> * % of CHILDREN HAVING PLAQUE ON THEIR TEETH...? * 3 year-old child, baby

teeth to be extracted. You want to check permanent germs. Which ragiograph?

Panoramic, periapical, bimolar, occlusal, lateral skull view, etc 

> *  What are the commonest congenitally missing teeth?

>         

> A. 12, 22

> >B. 35, 45

> >C. 15, 25

> >D. 33, 43

> * Most common fluoridation method? Fluoride toothpaste??

> Many thanks

> Dahlia

>

[Guest guest]

Hi Dahlia

I also think so.Water fluoridation..,but benefited by this method only 10%ppl in uk.

Guys can you help me with this question please.

Pt taking warfarin and is going to stop it,when u ask him to for INR?

4,6,10 or 14 days?

Thank youLee

From: karthividhi <karthividhi@...>Subject: Re: some questions Date: Thursday, 17 June, 2010, 17:50

Hi dahlia,I think the answer for the fourth question is water flouridation.. not very sure>> Hi all,> > Does anybody know the answers of the following questions:> * % of CHILDREN HAVING PLAQUE ON THEIR TEETH...? * 3 year-old child, baby teeth to be extracted. You want to check permanent germs. Which ragiograph? Panoramic, periapical, bimolar, occlusal, lateral skull view, etc > * What are the commonest congenitally missing teeth?> > A. 12, 22> >B. 35, 45> >C. 15, 25> >D. 33, 43> * Most common fluoridation method?

Fluoride toothpaste??> Many thanks> Dahlia>

[Guest guest]

Hi Lee The patient us usually not required to stop warfarin But the INR has to be checked not more than 72 hrs ago . Usually simple extractions can be done if INR is less than 4 . Cheers Sent from my iPhoneOn Jun 17, 2010, at 7:21 PM, Dr Avery <avery_dr@...> wrote:

Hi Dahlia

I also think so.Water fluoridation..,but benefited by this method only 10%ppl in uk.

Guys can you help me with this question please.

Pt taking warfarin and is going to stop it,when u ask him to for INR?

4,6,10 or 14 days?

Thank youLee

From: karthividhi <karthividhi >Subject: Re: some questions Date: Thursday, 17 June, 2010, 17:50

Hi dahlia,I think the answer for the fourth question is water flouridation.. not very sure>> Hi all,> > Does anybody know the answers of the following questions:> * % of CHILDREN HAVING PLAQUE ON THEIR TEETH...? * 3 year-old child, baby teeth to be extracted. You want to check permanent germs. Which ragiograph? Panoramic, periapical, bimolar, occlusal, lateral skull view, etc > * What are the commonest congenitally missing teeth?> > A. 12, 22> >B. 35, 45> >C. 15, 25> >D. 33, 43> * Most common

fluoridation method?

Fluoride toothpaste??> Many thanks> Dahlia>