a question

[Guest guest]

I did and I started taking LYRICA for the mylopethy causing horrible pain in

my feet. I also have had 10 spine surgeries for stenosis which has caused a

lot of nerve damage but check it out it's been great for me!!

Mark from Boston

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[Guest guest]

I had S1,L5, 4 and 3 done with hardware and I still have a lot of spasming

in my thighs and legs but no real shocks? I take Baclofen and Valium to reduce

the spasms which works well.

Mark

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[Guest guest]

I had S1,L5, 4 and 3 done with hardware and I still have a lot of spasming

in my thighs and legs but no real shocks? I take Baclofen and Valium to reduce

the spasms which works well.

Mark

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[Guest guest]

What kind of surgery did you have? My lumbar fusion

damaged/cut nerves to my feet. I have numb areas of

both feet. Also I have what I call elcectric shocks

from my feet up to about my knees? I don't have any

swelling though?

Bill

--- Al <workoutguy89117@...> wrote:

> Does anyone have severe leg/feet pains? Accompanied

> by swollen feet?

> I have had severe feet pain ever since my 3rd

> operation, I also have

> swelling of the feet too. I was wondering if anyone

> else has this

> problem. My feet pain is actually worse than the

> back pain I had

> surgery for. Thanks.

>

>

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[Guest guest]

What kind of surgery did you have? My lumbar fusion

damaged/cut nerves to my feet. I have numb areas of

both feet. Also I have what I call elcectric shocks

from my feet up to about my knees? I don't have any

swelling though?

Bill

--- Al <workoutguy89117@...> wrote:

> Does anyone have severe leg/feet pains? Accompanied

> by swollen feet?

> I have had severe feet pain ever since my 3rd

> operation, I also have

> swelling of the feet too. I was wondering if anyone

> else has this

> problem. My feet pain is actually worse than the

> back pain I had

> surgery for. Thanks.

>

>

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Thanks all for your responses. One thing for sure, we

ALL have a lot of pain, and we could also be a

Pharmacy with all the different drugs that we take.

Al

--- Immort1@... wrote:

> I did and I started taking LYRICA for the mylopethy

> causing horrible pain in

> my feet. I also have had 10 spine surgeries for

> stenosis which has caused a

> lot of nerve damage but check it out it's been great

> for me!!

> Mark from Boston

>

>

>

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>

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[Guest guest]

Thanks all for your responses. One thing for sure, we

ALL have a lot of pain, and we could also be a

Pharmacy with all the different drugs that we take.

Al

--- Immort1@... wrote:

> I did and I started taking LYRICA for the mylopethy

> causing horrible pain in

> my feet. I also have had 10 spine surgeries for

> stenosis which has caused a

> lot of nerve damage but check it out it's been great

> for me!!

> Mark from Boston

>

>

>

> ************************************** See what's

> free at http://www.aol.com.

>

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>

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[Guest guest]

Contact Cochlear directly and they will send a new one out to you. Remember,

however, they are on Mountain time.

Connie

Emond <jnemond@...> wrote:

i just found a crack in my controller for my bte processor i did

contact my audi but she will not get back to me untill 9am or so, who else

should i contact?

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[Guest guest]

If you ever have a problem cochlear has a special program called Hear Always. It

is all on their website. It is so easy and convenient. The people are also very

helpful.

Emond <jnemond@...> wrote: i just found a crack in my

controller for my bte processor i did contact my audi but she will not get back

to me untill 9am or so, who else should i contact?

---------------------------------

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[Guest guest]

Hi:

You have probably already taken care of this, but call Cochlear and

speak to the Hear always dept. Cochlear is great in handling

problems.

Rhona

>

> i just found a crack in my controller for my bte processor i did

contact my audi but she will not get back to me untill 9am or so, who

else should i contact?

>

> ---------------------------------

> Never miss a thing. Make your homepage.

>

>

[Guest guest]

thanks to all for the advice i recived from you. my audi called me then called

cochlear corp and i will have the new controller in 24-48 hours or so. but

cochlear corp called me to find out where the crack was and how bad it is, i was

amazed they called me to find out. oh and by the way a week from today i will be

activated and will be bilateral i cant wait!

rhonamf <rhonamf@...> wrote: Hi:

You have probably already taken care of this, but call Cochlear and

speak to the Hear always dept. Cochlear is great in handling

problems.

Rhona

>

> i just found a crack in my controller for my bte processor i did

contact my audi but she will not get back to me untill 9am or so, who

else should i contact?

>

> ---------------------------------

> Never miss a thing. Make your homepage.

>

>

[Guest guest]

I stopped listening to political speeches, and my auditory

fatigue was mostly relieved <g>.

Virg

From: " Emond " <jnemond@...>

> I have a question for everyone, have you expeirenced auditory

fatigue and how did you deal with it? im going through it now and its

taking alot out of me, and what i dont get is i didnt go through this

when i just had the one.

[Guest guest]

Oh yeah. Especially when I am at a convention or such, sometimes I just

want to run to my room and tune out. LOL

And LOL @ Virg. Yeah, all that heated rhetoric and mudslinging is not

good for our CIs. LOL

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[Guest guest]

Hi Jeane,

You're hearing a lot more now than you did before, and since you are

hearing from both sides, you must also be picking up more background

noise to filter through.

That could well be the cause of " auditory fatigue " . Try turning off

your older implant and just listening with the new one for a while and

see if that helps.

I have a question for everyone, have you expeirenced auditory fatigue and

how did you deal with it? im going through it now and its taking alot out

of me, and what i dont get is i didnt go through this when i just had the

one.

[Guest guest]

>

> Hi Jeane,

> You're hearing a lot more now than you did before, and since you

are

> hearing from both sides, you must also be picking up more background

> noise to filter through.

> That could well be the cause of " auditory fatigue " . Try turning

off

> your older implant and just listening with the new one for a while

and

> see if that helps.

>

>

>

> I have a question for everyone, have you expeirenced auditory

fatigue and

> how did you deal with it? im going through it now and its taking

alot out

> of me, and what i dont get is i didnt go through this when i just

had the

> one.

>

>

[Guest guest]

i have found that my auditory fatigue has gotten better over time

plus the new programing stratigies have made a huge difference for

me. thanks to all of you for your on going support it has helped me

so much! also the birds sound amazing and we have a new families of

birds that have moved into our bird houses in our back yard.

-- In , " johngo57 " <johngo57@...> wrote:

>

>

> >

> > Hi Jeane,

> > You're hearing a lot more now than you did before, and since

you

> are

> > hearing from both sides, you must also be picking up more

background

> > noise to filter through.

> > That could well be the cause of " auditory fatigue " . Try

turning

> off

> > your older implant and just listening with the new one for a

while

> and

> > see if that helps.

> >

> >

> >

> > I have a question for everyone, have you expeirenced auditory

> fatigue and

> > how did you deal with it? im going through it now and its taking

> alot out

> > of me, and what i dont get is i didnt go through this when i just

> had the

> > one.

> >

> >

[Guest guest]

You should be taking some NAE - and buy some liquorice from your health food store, along with Siberian Ginseng. All these will help your adrenals. How are you feeling being off Armour - I think you are so brave?

Luv - Sheila

A question

As you may or may not know I am holding back on the Armour (on doctors command/blackmail) for a few weeks until I get a blood test.

Can you tell me wheher it would be prudent for me to be takng some NAE whilst I am without Armour to help the adrenals? And, if I did take NAE would it make any different to the blood test results?

Lilian

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[Guest guest]

hi laura

i had the sleeve done in april and i have lost 90lbs i paid over 9000 dollars

to have the sleeve done i would be stupid to go back eating the large portions

like 20 chicken wings and a basket of fries i eat very small portions about 4 or 5

bites and i am satisfied . my stomach will never have the chance to strech becuse

i will not go back to my old eating habbits . goog luck with any way you go becuse dr a and his staff are # 1 in my book

From: <kmanddj2@...>Subject: a question Date: Tuesday, September 9, 2008, 2:57 PM

i have been thinking i wanted the band for the last 5 months but the research i do im now considering the sleeve. but my concern ,,food goes into stomach same way so wouldnt ones stomach would just grow bigger once again and therefore gain all weight back?laura

[Guest guest]

Nope. The part of your stomach that they save is muscular and does not stretch the way the other part does. Five year stats shows it is not stretching beyond what is expected and wanted.

On Tue, Sep 9, 2008 at 11:57 AM, <kmanddj2@...> wrote:

i have been thinking i wanted the band for the last 5 months but the

research i do im now considering the sleeve. but my concern ,,food goes

into stomach same way so wouldnt ones stomach would just grow bigger

once again and therefore gain all weight back?

laura

[Guest guest]

Hi ,

Very well said. I agree if I spend over $9,000 of my hard earned dollars I am going to be changing a lot of things about my eating habits. I think we need to learn that feeling of what full feels like NOT being stuffed. I had someone refer to it as Head Hunger and boy that made a lot of sense. Surgery is part, put the BIGGEST part it changing old bad habits.

Thanks for sharing and take care and 90 lbs WOW that is wonderful!

Suzanne

--------- a question Date: Tuesday, September 9, 2008, 2:57 PM

i have been thinking i wanted the band for the last 5 months but the research i do im now considering the sleeve. but my concern ,,food goes into stomach same way so wouldnt ones stomach would just grow bigger once again and therefore gain all weight back?laura

[Guest guest]

Whew! I'm glad you're more or less ok, Jean.

Don't worry about the devices. Those itty bitty vacuum tubes are pretty

rugged <g>.

Virg

>i was in a car accident last nite, my devices went flying off my head. i

>cheacked them and they seem fine, my question is this should i be worried

>since they hit hard? thanks and yea were ok chest injury and knee is in a

>splint for a while

>

>

>

> ------------------------------------

>

>

[Guest guest]

Hi deepthi,

You are to " Add 1.8 ml to a 500mg vial of Rocephin "

New C = 250mg/1ml

If there are 500 mg in the bottle

Then 500 mg = 2 ml

(use ratio proportion to figure this out)

But if you added only 1.8 ml to the powedered drug

Where did the other 0.2 ml come from? OR How did you end up with 2ml?

Answer:

The powdered drug has its own volume!

So

2 ml – 1.8 ml = 0.2 ml

Total volume – Volume added = Powder Volume

Hope this helps!

Respectfully,

Jeanetta Mastron CPhT BS

Pharm Tech Educator

Founder/Owner

Copyrighted by Jeanetta Mastron 7-16-09

>

>

> Hi Jeanetta,

>  

> I am Deepthi,training to become a technician.I have a doubt in the following

problem.Please help me in solving this problem.

>  

> The directions for a vial containing 500 mg of powdered rocephine state that

the addition of 1.8 ml of sterile water for injection will yield a solution

containing 250mg/ml.what is the powder volume of the drug?

>  

> Thanks

> Deepthi

>

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Dear deepthi,

What book or site did you get this question from?

Jeanetta Mastron CPhT BS

F/O

>

>

> Hi Jeanetta,

>  

> I am Deepthi,training to become a technician.I have a doubt in the following

problem.Please help me in solving this problem.

>  

> The directions for a vial containing 500 mg of powdered rocephine state that

the addition of 1.8 ml of sterile water for injection will yield a solution

containing 250mg/ml.what is the powder volume of the drug?

>  

> Thanks

> Deepthi

>

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Dear ,

I will repost an edited version of your question:

" How many 500-mg metronidazole tablets will be needed to

compound the following prescription for a patient:

metronidazole 3%, suspending agent 30%, simple syrup 40%

qsad H2O to 150ml?

3 % = 3 grams / 100 ml

But how many grams for 150 ml?

Set up a ratio proportion

3 grams--------X grams

---------- = ----------

100 ml---------150 ml

3 x 150/100 = 4.5 grams

4.5 grams = 4500 mg

How many 500 mg tablets fo metronidazole will be needed for a total of 4500mg

metronidazole?

4500mg/500mg/tablet

Or

1 tablet------X tablets

--------- = ----------

500 mg--------4500 mg

4500/500 = 9 tablets

Answer it will take 9 tablets to be triturated, then all other ingredients will

be added and incorporated to make the

suspension after that the remainder will be qsad H20 to 150ml.

Further each 16.67 ml will equal one 500 mg metronidazole table or one dose.

Further Metronidazole is an anti-infective drug that can kill some bacteria,

some fungi, some yeast, and some protozoa.

Hope this helps,

Respectfully,

Jeanetta Mastron CPhT BS

Founder/Owner of this site

>

> Hi Jeanneta,

> In the time been I took the state of Virginia

> exams and I passed cool, becuase I needed

> a job to better my brand and generic concept.

>

> I am now preparing for the national .

>

> Please help me solve this question:

>

> How many 500-mg metronidazole tablets will be needed to

> compound the folwoing prescription for a patient:

> metonisazole 3%, suspending agent 30%, simple syrup 40%

> qsad H2O to 150ml?

>

> Thanks

>

> Sarpong

> Cell: 703-217-8016

> (Instructor, Interperter and Translator, English<>Twi)

> (Pharmacy Technician, Virginia State)

>

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Thanks for your quick reponse.

I am most grateful.

Sarpong

Cell: 703-217-8016

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(Pharmacy Technician, Virginia State)

________________________________

From: Jeanetta Mastron CPhT BS Chemistry <rxjm2002@...>

Sent: Friday, July 17, 2009 12:04:14 PM

Subject: Re: A QUESTION

Dear ,

I will repost an edited version of your question:

" How many 500-mg metronidazole tablets will be needed to

compound the following prescription for a patient:

metronidazole 3%, suspending agent 30%, simple syrup 40%

qsad H2O to 150ml?

3 % = 3 grams / 100 ml

But how many grams for 150 ml?

Set up a ratio proportion

3 grams------- -X grams

---------- = ----------

100 ml---------150 ml

3 x 150/100 = 4.5 grams

4.5 grams = 4500 mg

How many 500 mg tablets fo metronidazole will be needed for a total of 4500mg

metronidazole?

4500mg/500mg/ tablet

Or

1 tablet------ X tablets

--------- = ----------

500 mg--------4500 mg

4500/500 = 9 tablets

Answer it will take 9 tablets to be triturated, then all other ingredients will

be added and incorporated to make the

suspension after that the remainder will be qsad H20 to 150ml.

Further each 16.67 ml will equal one 500 mg metronidazole table or one dose.

Further Metronidazole is an anti-infective drug that can kill some bacteria,

some fungi, some yeast, and some protozoa.

Hope this helps,

Respectfully,

Jeanetta Mastron CPhT BS

Founder/Owner of this site

>

> Hi Jeanneta,

> In the time been I took the state of Virginia

> exams and I passed cool, becuase I needed

> a job to better my brand and generic concept.

>

> I am now preparing for the national .

>

> Please help me solve this question:

>

> How many 500-mg metronidazole tablets will be needed to

> compound the folwoing prescription for a patient:

> metonisazole 3%, suspending agent 30%, simple syrup 40%

> qsad H2O to 150ml?

>

> Thanks

>

> Sarpong

> Cell: 703-217-8016

> (Instructor, Interperter and Translator, English<>Twi)

> (Pharmacy Technician, Virginia State)

>

>

>

>

>