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StoneHappyMonday
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Haha that's probably on health and safety grounds, not wanting to leave a camera inside you. So they'll zap you with a load of radiation instead.
Again, good luck.
Hospital food is never the best...
Made me lol
I was ill with a virus in January. Tried to drink and smoke heroin through it.... didn't work, Nearly 4 months later I still haven't recovered. Seeing Doctors Monday. Hope it's not serious
I have an update on this.
found out what was wrong with me...
*drum roll*
NOTHING... well, physically wrong at least. Seems I've been suffering anxiety and a host of it's physical symptoms.
But why? I haven't suffered anxiety for about 8 years
raas said:
There's ya answer. I've stopped all drink, weed and H and... surprise surprise im completely normal again.
Well, that's it folks. No more drugs. I feel stupid for going back and re-occurring these problems after I stopped. Each to their own, but I think drugs are bad mmmkay... and all this talk that the government is wrong for making drugs illegal and covering up true spiritual beauties which could put them out of power etc...... is a load of BS. we're a democracy, we vote to have drugs illegal... and they're illegal for good, medically-validated reason.
I've even stopped drinking casually now; hate 'em all.
I might go out and have a sociable pint with some friends, or if im over-tired treat myself to a bottle of wine... but that's it drug-wise for me. Sorry to be a bore.
swampdragon
Bluelighter
Ah well, whatever keeps you happy and healthy. Are you going to stick around here then, or not? :/
Me too, 2 years ago the thought of the smallest injection would make me pass out. I can handle a lot more now, even had a cannula up in without passing out last week, have to look away and talk about something else though. Injections and blood tests I'm also fine for. Freaked out a bit when I had a picc line put in through my arm to my chest completely conscious but I managed it and it probably saved my life so I'm grateful for it, it wasn't painful.
Worst conscious insertion so far has been an NG tube from nose to stomach. My body fought that one all the way down. That said I've not had a catheter put in conscious yet, but the 2 removed gave me an idea it might be a bit unpleasant.
The colonoscopies are just a bit uncomfortable at the entry point (no nerves inside!) but they give you Fentanyl and benzos beforehand though. Wouldn't like a gastrointestinal endoscopy for the same reasons as the NG tube but I think they knock you out a bit more for them. The capsule endo is just swallowing a tiny camera in a pill, no bother.
The worst looking thing about the procedure is the ominous looking sachet of picolax I have to drink the afternoon before - yeah due to hospital incompetence I'm not having it til Tuesday now, at least I got sent home for the weekend.
Eveleivibe
Ex-Bluelighter
Josh, that all sounds terrible
Here if you ever need anyone to talk to.
Evey xxxx
Here if you ever need anyone to talk to.
Evey xxxx
Eveleivibe
Ex-Bluelighter
I just don't know what the hell is up with me lately but I've had enough. It's like a chore to get out of bed n actually exist. Is this how it feels as you get older because I'm only 34. I had a menapause test n said I am not on that so just what the fuck is wrong with me?
I used to have so much energy pumping through me it was like electric n I used to exercise 6 days a week but how am I meant to exercise when getting out of bed feels like a chore in itself.
Not only that but in the mornings my knee joints ache like hell, I feel stiff.
And to top it I'm either feeling like I've had a 100 coffees or tired n in desparste need of going to sleep.
As well as this I'm constipated / bloated as well n when I do go it's like a military operation n so much comes out the toilet almost get blocked.
Sorry but I'm really annoyed with this please don't tell me that this is how you feel as you get older????? It's getting down now I want that energy I used to have that feels like electric. A year ago I'd never sleep in the day not even when I was pregnant.
Evey
I used to have so much energy pumping through me it was like electric n I used to exercise 6 days a week but how am I meant to exercise when getting out of bed feels like a chore in itself.
Not only that but in the mornings my knee joints ache like hell, I feel stiff.
And to top it I'm either feeling like I've had a 100 coffees or tired n in desparste need of going to sleep.
As well as this I'm constipated / bloated as well n when I do go it's like a military operation n so much comes out the toilet almost get blocked.
Sorry but I'm really annoyed with this please don't tell me that this is how you feel as you get older????? It's getting down now I want that energy I used to have that feels like electric. A year ago I'd never sleep in the day not even when I was pregnant.
Evey
Moe-D
Bluelighter
I feel you Evey.. I used to have so much energy too, but now im lazy and hedonistic as a smack-shooting-sloth.
You using something daily?? And I can relate to the constipation part of the story.... I rather bang more bupe than go to take that horror-dump that have been inside me 5 days at least, seriously not funny but it must be like the bono in the south park episode or something.
Sorry i must be comparing too much..
you should get some magnesium for the stiff joints I know it helps with that problem.
Do you have routines? studying etc
You using something daily?? And I can relate to the constipation part of the story.... I rather bang more bupe than go to take that horror-dump that have been inside me 5 days at least, seriously not funny but it must be like the bono in the south park episode or something.
Sorry i must be comparing too much..
you should get some magnesium for the stiff joints I know it helps with that problem.
Do you have routines? studying etc
CbRoXiDe
Bluelighter
A turd so big it makes your anus bleed. That's subbies and opiates in general.
Eveleivibe
Ex-Bluelighter
I'm on Suboxonr 12 mg daily.
plmar
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i feel like shit right now. I got to remind myself not to leave the house hungry next time, got to change my spending habits.
wasted way too much money today, mainly on fast food and beer which i couldn't even finish.
fuck drinking in the morning.
wasted way too much money today, mainly on fast food and beer which i couldn't even finish.
fuck drinking in the morning.
CbRoXiDe
Bluelighter
Suboxone, bluergh. That's the bupe with nalaxone in, why not just go for normal bupe?
mydrugbuddy
Bluelighter
Proctalgia fugax
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Proctalgia fugax (or levator syndrome, also known as anal cold) is a severe, episodic, rectal and sacrococcygeal pain.[1] It can be caused by cramp of the pubococcygeus or levator ani muscles.[2]
Presentation
It most often occurs in the middle of the night[3] and lasts from seconds to minutes,[4] an indicator for the differential diagnosis of levator ani syndrome, which presents as pain and aching lasting twenty minutes or longer. In a study published in 2007 involving 1809 patients, the attacks occurred in the daytime, (33 percent) as well as at night (33 percent) and the average number of attacks was 13. Onset can be in childhood, however, in multiple studies the average age of onset was 45. Many studies showed that women are affected more commonly than men.[5] This fact can be at least partly explained by men's reluctance to seek medical advice concerning such a delicate case as rectal pain.
During an episode, the patient feels spasm-like, sometimes excruciating, pain in the anus, often misinterpreted as a need to defecate. Simultaneous stimulation of the local autonomic system can cause erection in males. In men, twinges sometimes occur shortly after orgasm. Because of the high incident of internal anal sphincter thickening with the disorder, it is thought to be a disorder of the internal anal sphincter or that it is a neuralgia of pudendal nerves. It is recurrent and there is also no known cure. However, some studies show effective use of botulinum toxin, pudendal nerve block, and calcium channel blockers. It is not known to be linked to any disease process and data on the number of people afflicted varies, but is more prevalent than usually thought. Again, quite few people report these symptoms, so obtaining data on more or less precise ratio of occurrence of proctalgia in human populations presents a challenge.
The pain episode subsides by itself as the spasm disappears on its own, but may reoccur.[4]
Sometimes pain is so severe that that may cause loss of consciousness and possible injury. Staying down is suggested if in bed, and lying down is recommended. However, in many cases, defecating is suggested as emptying the rectum provides relief, even though it might be extremely painful at the first seconds or minutes.
Treatment and prevention
Traditional remedies have ranged from warm baths (if the pain lasts long enough to draw a bath), warm to hot enemas,[6] relaxation techniques, and various medications.
In patients who suffer frequent, severe, prolonged attacks, inhaled salbutamol has been shown in some studies to reduce their duration.[7]
The use of botulinum toxin has been proposed as analgesic,[8] and low dose diazepam at bedtime has been suggested as preventative.[9]
The most common approach is simply reassurance and topical treatment.[10]
A fast effective treatment is to place one 0.125 Hyoscyamine lozenge under the tongue at the onset of pain, or the application of heat (warm water bottle or bath). Relief usually begins within 5 to 10 minutes.
Taking 40–80 mg Drotaverine (an antispasmodic drug, No-Spa) also gives fast relief.
Strangely i do get the 'attacks' about 13 times a year. The level of pain varies from 2 to 5 out of ten, and it usually lasts about 45 minutes. When it happens in the middle of the night the worse thing to do is stay in bed as all you can notice is the pain. Getting up and doing something distracting is the best thing.
Last time i looked this up there were no known cures. I had taken to rubbing Deep Heat stuff into the affected area, doesnt really stop the pain but it burns and stings so much that it masks the pain, and that is preferabble to the thing itself. I thought that benzos might work as a muscle relaxant but they dont. Onset often occurs after orgasms, which is quite inconvenient when that happens in the company of the opposite sex (that circumstance hasnt happened too often, for better or for worse). It's a very bizzare condition. Apart from orgasms there are no known dietary or other things that trigger it, it just happens totally randomly, out of the blue. For a while it happened on the dates of family members birthdays, how fucking weird was that
I've been having these things for about 20 years. I thought i had cancer or something at first, but it seems to be a 'harmless' condition, its not getting any worse over time, at least.
Apparently this is a very common condition, anyone else here have it ?
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Proctalgia fugax (or levator syndrome, also known as anal cold) is a severe, episodic, rectal and sacrococcygeal pain.[1] It can be caused by cramp of the pubococcygeus or levator ani muscles.[2]
Presentation
It most often occurs in the middle of the night[3] and lasts from seconds to minutes,[4] an indicator for the differential diagnosis of levator ani syndrome, which presents as pain and aching lasting twenty minutes or longer. In a study published in 2007 involving 1809 patients, the attacks occurred in the daytime, (33 percent) as well as at night (33 percent) and the average number of attacks was 13. Onset can be in childhood, however, in multiple studies the average age of onset was 45. Many studies showed that women are affected more commonly than men.[5] This fact can be at least partly explained by men's reluctance to seek medical advice concerning such a delicate case as rectal pain.
During an episode, the patient feels spasm-like, sometimes excruciating, pain in the anus, often misinterpreted as a need to defecate. Simultaneous stimulation of the local autonomic system can cause erection in males. In men, twinges sometimes occur shortly after orgasm. Because of the high incident of internal anal sphincter thickening with the disorder, it is thought to be a disorder of the internal anal sphincter or that it is a neuralgia of pudendal nerves. It is recurrent and there is also no known cure. However, some studies show effective use of botulinum toxin, pudendal nerve block, and calcium channel blockers. It is not known to be linked to any disease process and data on the number of people afflicted varies, but is more prevalent than usually thought. Again, quite few people report these symptoms, so obtaining data on more or less precise ratio of occurrence of proctalgia in human populations presents a challenge.
The pain episode subsides by itself as the spasm disappears on its own, but may reoccur.[4]
Sometimes pain is so severe that that may cause loss of consciousness and possible injury. Staying down is suggested if in bed, and lying down is recommended. However, in many cases, defecating is suggested as emptying the rectum provides relief, even though it might be extremely painful at the first seconds or minutes.
Treatment and prevention
Traditional remedies have ranged from warm baths (if the pain lasts long enough to draw a bath), warm to hot enemas,[6] relaxation techniques, and various medications.
In patients who suffer frequent, severe, prolonged attacks, inhaled salbutamol has been shown in some studies to reduce their duration.[7]
The use of botulinum toxin has been proposed as analgesic,[8] and low dose diazepam at bedtime has been suggested as preventative.[9]
The most common approach is simply reassurance and topical treatment.[10]
A fast effective treatment is to place one 0.125 Hyoscyamine lozenge under the tongue at the onset of pain, or the application of heat (warm water bottle or bath). Relief usually begins within 5 to 10 minutes.
Taking 40–80 mg Drotaverine (an antispasmodic drug, No-Spa) also gives fast relief.
Strangely i do get the 'attacks' about 13 times a year. The level of pain varies from 2 to 5 out of ten, and it usually lasts about 45 minutes. When it happens in the middle of the night the worse thing to do is stay in bed as all you can notice is the pain. Getting up and doing something distracting is the best thing.
Last time i looked this up there were no known cures. I had taken to rubbing Deep Heat stuff into the affected area, doesnt really stop the pain but it burns and stings so much that it masks the pain, and that is preferabble to the thing itself. I thought that benzos might work as a muscle relaxant but they dont. Onset often occurs after orgasms, which is quite inconvenient when that happens in the company of the opposite sex (that circumstance hasnt happened too often, for better or for worse). It's a very bizzare condition. Apart from orgasms there are no known dietary or other things that trigger it, it just happens totally randomly, out of the blue. For a while it happened on the dates of family members birthdays, how fucking weird was that
I've been having these things for about 20 years. I thought i had cancer or something at first, but it seems to be a 'harmless' condition, its not getting any worse over time, at least.Apparently this is a very common condition, anyone else here have it ?
Sammy G
Ex-Bluelighter
Yeah. It can be a right pain in the - ah, fuck.
But yes. Yes, I sometimes do. Genuinely.
But yes. Yes, I sometimes do. Genuinely.
mydrugbuddy
Bluelighter
Have you found any remedies that work ?
I normally just pace furiously around my house for 45 minutes until the pain just completely disappears of its own accord, or if it happens in the daytime i go out for a walk, it rarely happens in the daytime though, its nearly allways in the middle of night. Sitting down makes it much worse. 8(
I normally just pace furiously around my house for 45 minutes until the pain just completely disappears of its own accord, or if it happens in the daytime i go out for a walk, it rarely happens in the daytime though, its nearly allways in the middle of night. Sitting down makes it much worse. 8(
Eveleivibe
Ex-Bluelighter
I don't get a choice. That's what I have to take or nothing.
And I don't want the nothing.
Evey
PS: also I feel empty n flat unless I'm spending money or getting tattoos. Life seems like one big drag. And I know it shouldn't. But all this n it just seems an endless drag, joyless n a chore.
I want to wake up n feel the joy n excitement from life again, without resulting to addictive, unhealthy behaviours.
When it comes to drink I can now do that socially n I really don't think I'd want opiates again. But my motivation for exercise has gone n exercise was basically me.
Arrrrggggg lol.
I also need excitement I'm craving some sort of excitement like ell....
Evey
PS: you're all good people on BL xxxx
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Sammy G
Ex-Bluelighter
No, sadly I haven't found any remedies. Though I must say it hasn't been happening as often over the last twelve months or so.
I never really had to endure 45 minutes of it either; that must be excruciating. Though part of me kind of likes the pain a tiny bit.
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