[Crimson Dynamo]

Originally Posted by Aaliyah

Regular codeine (not because i need it my grandad has a lifetime prescription), zopiclone off him as well, tramadol sometimes too.

most daily

I also take MDMA, Ket and sometimes sniff on weekends depending on my bank balance (if it's that low I take a pill)

are you actual Prince?

[LemonJam]

Just some cheeky Sertraline

[AnnieK]

None

[chuff me dizzy]

Originally Posted by Vicky.

Well yes, however if you need the medication, you need the medication tbh. And if doctors won't help, what other option is there really?

I would love to know where to buy diazepam online, I reckon that would help me actually as I get horrific stomach cramps where it seems my whole body goes into spasms...and I am sure diazepam helps with muscle spasms. Again, doctors reckon I should just put up with it. Easy to say when its not you in horrific pain isn't it..

I would love for one of my consultants to spend just one day as me, they would sharp stop being awkward.

The most annoying thing is that most of this is caused by doctors ****ing up to start with. if the surgeon who nearly killed me had done his job properly, I would only have the rib pain to deal with. Rather than rib pain, stopmach spasms, feeling sick constantly and nerve damage in my chest So they broke me even more, and refuse to help. fantastic.

If they take my morphine off me like they are threatening to do..I have the option of buying it off someone, or killing myself. And given I have children, I cannot go down the suicide route really.

Do you have an actual illness as what you describe are more classed as conditions ?

[Vicky.]

Originally Posted by LemonJam

Just some cheeky Sertraline

I was on that once, again the side effects were horrendous for me. Constant suicidal thoughts and again, random aggression The worst though were the urges..like, I got the urge to push my cousin infront of a train, and to smash a pint glass in someones face. I really was not me at all when I was on that. yet again the GP advised me to stay on it for another few months to see if it calmed down or not! Like yeah, I am going to stay on medication thats making me into a monster...just to 'see'

[Josy]

Zapain and diclofenac ONLY when I have bad flare ups of ibs (I detest having to take the zapain I really dont like the feeling)

Iron tablets due to having anaemia

And I also have non diabetic hypoglycemia (LBS)

Ive only suffered the last 2 since something I went through and had surgery for the last couple of years or so, before that I had no illnesses :/

[Oliver_W]

Originally Posted by Vicky.

I also need to find somewhere that sells estrogen. My doctors refuse to give me it as they say that there is no way my pain is caused by hormones. However, each time I was pregnant, it went away completely (when pregnancy normally makes illnesses worse) so to me, that says its possibly caused by hormones. There has to be somewhere that sells estrogen online given trans people buy hormones online, but I can't find anywhere that seems legit

Kiwidrugs?

[Josy]

I dont understand how people enjoy taking pills just for the feeling of it, honestly the fuzzy head feeling I get from taking zapain makes me really uncomfortable I cant imagine enjoying it especially when you dont need it for an illness

[Kazanne]

I don't like taking medication at all,I do take a couple of Anadin when I have a headache,but that's about it,I do have to take an Omeprazole for heartburn,I hate taking those but I have to,and Vicky you must be rattling, be careful with all that stuff.

[Vicky.]

Originally Posted by chuff me dizzy

Do you have an actual illness as what you describe are more classed as conditions ?

I am not sure what you mean by this?

I have stabbing pains in my ribs for most hours of the day, strong enough to stop me doing pretty much anything besides sitting shifting positions and putting pressure on my ribs to attempt to ease it. I get a few hours break from this usually, where I am (or was..before the op) totally normal and can do anything a normal person can do. This is the pain that I think is caused by hormones, as this is what went away completely when I was pregnant. I used to get this maybe once a month and it would last a few hours then go, but after I gave birth to my son, a few weeks later this pain was back with a vengeance, and almost never let up...rather than being only once a month it was constant.

The doctors thought the pain could be caused by my gallbladder, which was apparently inflamed. So I was told a quick operation could maybe fix me. So I had it. However the surgeon ****ed up hugely, he cut the wrong place, and left me with a massive bile leak. The hospital was trying to discharge me while I felt half dead, as they needed the bed. I was in total agony, quite literally screaming for pain relief and they told me to stop exaggerating and go home. However, eventually they sent a doctor to assess me, and he sent me for a scan where they found that I was basically, drowning in bile inside..thats what the burning was. I was told if I had gone home as was suggested I would have died, as I would not have got back to the hospital in time to actually sort it as the bile was eating my organs. So they did an emergency operation to fix this, and when I came around again I had huge drain things sticking out of my chest. Long story short, these drains were ion for 2 weeks, I had to stay in hospital for that long and ever since this I still feel like the drains are in which is apparently caused by nerve damage.

So again, not quite sure what you mean, but yes I do have an illness, but its currently still undiagnosed (the rib thing) but the rest is diagnosed as nerve damage.

[Withano]

I have travel sickness tablets after a huge night out. Its the best hangover cure in the world and i invented it.

Youre all welcome.

[Cherie]

Originally Posted by Matthew.

oh dear god i did not think before posting

i should point out, i am not on the viagra

[Cherie]

Originally Posted by LeatherTrumpet

are you actual Prince?

[chuff me dizzy]

Originally Posted by Vicky.

I am not sure what you mean by this?

I have stabbing pains in my ribs for most hours of the day, strong enough to stop me doing pretty much anything besides sitting shifting positions and putting pressure on my ribs to attempt to ease it. I get a few hours break from this usually, where I am (or was..before the op) totally normal and can do anything a normal person can do. This is the pain that I think is caused by hormones, as this is what went away completely when I was pregnant. I used to get this maybe once a month and it would last a few hours then go, but after I gave birth to my son, a few weeks later this pain was back with a vengeance, and almost never let up...rather than being only once a month it was constant.

The doctors thought the pain could be caused by my gallbladder, which was apparently inflamed. So I was told a quick operation could maybe fix me. So I had it. However the surgeon ****ed up hugely, he cut the wrong place, and left me with a massive bile leak. The hospital was trying to discharge me while I felt half dead, as they needed the bed. I was in total agony, quite literally screaming for pain relief and they told me to stop exaggerating and go home. However, eventually they sent a doctor to assess me, and he sent me for a scan where they found that I was basically, drowning in bile inside..thats what the burning was. I was told if I had gone home as was suggested I would have died, as I would not have got back to the hospital in time to actually sort it as the bile was eating my organs. So they did an emergency operation to fix this, and when I came around again I had huge drain things sticking out of my chest. Long story short, these drains were ion for 2 weeks, I had to stay in hospital for that long and ever since this I still feel like the drains are in which is apparently caused by nerve damage.

So again, not quite sure what you mean, but yes I do have an illness, but its currently still undiagnosed (the rib thing) but the rest is diagnosed as nerve damage.

I simply asked if you had an illness or just conditions

[Vicky.]

Originally Posted by chuff me dizzy

I simply asked if you had an illness or just conditions

I think a bit of both?

[chuff me dizzy]

Originally Posted by Vicky.

I think a bit of both?

Right thanks

[smudgie]

Insulin.
Metformin.
Gliclazide.
Clopadogral.
Losartan.
Fluoxetine.
Allopruninol.
Atorvastatin
Colchicine.
Cocodamol double strength.
Some weird named one for vit.b

[Crimson Dynamo]

Originally Posted by smudgie

Insulin.
Metformin.
Gliclazide.
Clopadogral.
Losartan.
Fluoxetine.
Allopruninol.
Atorvastatin
Colchicine.
Cocodamol double strength.
Some weird named one for vit.b

wait

isnt that the Chelsea first 11?

[chuff me dizzy]

Originally Posted by LeatherTrumpet

wait

isnt that the Chelsea first 11?

Love it

[smudgie]

Originally Posted by LeatherTrumpet

wait

isnt that the Chelsea first 11?

The list goes on but I can't remember the names.

[Cherie]

Vicky, you could try soya in your diet as this mimicks oestrogen. I would rather try than drugs to begin with

here have been some concerns about the aluminium content in processed soy milks and yoghurts, so it’s advisable to stick to soy in its natural form – tofu, miso, tempeh or tamari – all forms of fermented soy.

Some women have also been put off the use of soy due to its phytoestrogen content, with fears that soy could contribute to oestrogen dominance (an excess of oestrogen), which is known to underlie female cancers such as ovarian and breast cancer. However, soy has a dual effect in the body: stimulating oestrogen receptors where levels are low, and blocking receptors from too much of the hormone where there is an excess. In parts of the world where traditional fermented soy intake is highest, such as Japan, they have a very low rate of these cancers compared to the UK or USA. Soy can therefore have a protective effect, and it does this by helping to block oestrogen receptors, protecting them from excess oestrogen.

Phytoestrogens also have a mild oestrogenic effect in our bodies. To put this into perspective, your own oestrogens are far more potent than phytoestrogens, and external sources of oestrogen, also known as foreign or xenoestrogens, which come from pesticides and pollutants, and are even more potent.

If you are going to supplement soy, make sure it contains all the components of the soy bean, not just the isoflavones. Research has shown that other compounds in soy may help to activate phytoestrogens, and may even help to protect cells from over activation.

[Crimson Dynamo]

Originally Posted by smudgie

The list goes on but I can't remember the names.

no bloody wonder!!

[Cherie]

Originally Posted by smudgie

Insulin.
Metformin.
Gliclazide.
Clopadogral.
Losartan.
Fluoxetine.
Allopruninol.
Atorvastatin
Colchicine.
Cocodamol double strength.
Some weird named one for vit.b

Smudgie to live to 140?

[Nicky91]

no medication honestly


i only need my daily dosage of vitamins, A & C every day

[chuff me dizzy]

Originally Posted by smudgie

Insulin.
Metformin.
Gliclazide.
Clopadogral.
Losartan.
Fluoxetine.
Allopruninol.
Atorvastatin
Colchicine.
Cocodamol double strength.
Some weird named one for vit.b

I take a few of what you take, we both need putting in a bag and shaking up !!