Dentist uses Nitrous Oxide?

V35B wrote:

MAdiba,

Wrong again, Klnopin is a benzodiazepine just as Valium. Both have
antiseizure effects. In fact Valium is the drug of choice for status
epilepticus. NEITHER will relieve pain. Neither have any analgesic
property....

Look genius, we were discussing tranquillizers. Benzods are the best
tranquillizers. Klonopin is safer because there is less resp. depr. than
in valium. It IS included in pain management schedules, look it up.

Better get that book....
Go back to school.


--
madiba

It is included as a sedative hypnotic, not an analgesic. You should
refrain from giving advice on the list about pharmacology, because you
don't understand it....



madiba wrote:
V35B wrote:


MAdiba,

Wrong again, Klnopin is a benzodiazepine just as Valium. Both have
antiseizure effects. In fact Valium is the drug of choice for status
epilepticus. NEITHER will relieve pain. Neither have any analgesic
property....


Look genius, we were discussing tranquillizers. Benzods are the best
tranquillizers. Klonopin is safer because there is less resp. depr. than
in valium. It IS included in pain management schedules, look it up.

Better get that book....

Go back to school.

madiba writes:

I meant he's experienced the blissful painless state that morphine puts
you in and is reluctant to settle for anything less now.

When opiates are used only for pain relief, the incidence of consequent
abuse is very low.

--
Transpose hotmail and mxsmanic in my e-mail address to reach me directly.

V35B wrote:

It is included as a sedative hypnotic, not an analgesic. You should
refrain from giving advice on the list about pharmacology, because you
don't understand it....
This is rich, coming from someone advising 0.3 -3mg of valium/lb for
kids! Go take a hike bozo.



madiba wrote:
V35B wrote:


MAdiba,

Wrong again, Klnopin is a benzodiazepine just as Valium. Both have
antiseizure effects. In fact Valium is the drug of choice for status
epilepticus. NEITHER will relieve pain. Neither have any analgesic
property....


Look genius, we were discussing tranquillizers. Benzods are the best
tranquillizers. Klonopin is safer because there is less resp. depr. than
in valium. It IS included in pain management schedules, look it up.

Better get that book....

Go back to school.




--
madiba

Mxsmanic wrote:

madiba writes:

I meant he's experienced the blissful painless state that morphine puts
you in and is reluctant to settle for anything less now.

When opiates are used only for pain relief, the incidence of consequent
abuse is very low.

I know the stats, I'm basing my observations on the little guy's
reaction to pain nowdays. Anyway I'm off to the uk for a couple of days
so I'll sign off now.

--
madiba

In misc.kids madiba wrote:
I get the feeling the morphine trips in hospital sensitised him. Careful
when he reaches his teens..

Sigh. Okay, what's THIS new danger?

I meant he's experienced the blissful painless state that morphine puts
you in and is reluctant to settle for anything less now.

Huh. I wonder what that means for me? I had morphine after my C-section and it
really didn't work that well at all. I know it was getting in there because I
had the cottonmouth and the pupil thing going, but the pain didn't seem to get
touched. I suppose it would have been a lot worse without.

--Helen