open heart wine stopper

s sterile and will not ruin the wine if it is drawn into the jug. All wine has some level of sulfites, it is a by-product of fermentation.

I know I have previously posted on this site and that I have OCD about HIV...but I had a recent experience that I was curious to know if any nurses or phlebotomists can comment on... I had a rapid HIV (Oraquick advance) test performed at a NYS dept. of health STD clinic. Anyway, the phlebotomist seemed to have a bad attitude altogther and was not very friendly. Before she pricked my finger, I looked at the tray table where she had the materials needed to perform the test.

s opened you only have 28 days to use it. It also has a stopper type thing on the tip. however, if it has never been open/used, it is good.

We just found out i was pregnant, i quite smoking cold turkey, and im only 5weeks acording to the chart my baby doeant even have a heart beat. I was told with my first pregnancy that it was safe, and good for the babies heart beat to have 1 glass of red wine only a day.

Yes it's good for the heart but it still has alcohol in it that's bad for the baby. Trust me! Take it from someone who misses her red wine and sangria DEEPLY!!

What I mean by the stopper is the white thing the needle is attached to. I wipe the needle with an alcohol wipe to get the medicine off after pushing out the extra but I didn't think to wipe the stopper. When you say wipe the stopper, exactly what part do you mean? Oh I forgot to mention I'm on Pegasys prefilled syringes.

My wife has a tracheostormy tube inplace for several month and now we are planning to remove it but when ever we put a stopper on the tube she feels like she stop breathing and I feel she is not making it up because her situation start changing and she looks suffocated. I don't know what to do now.s this a trauma in trachea and it is swellon or what may be the case please advice.

I too, love my wine in the evening. I have stents that have been there since 2004 without any problems. But I know that even wine can be dangerous in excess.

Do any of you ladies know anything about drinking wine during pregnancy? I've had a couple friends tell me red wine is fine in moderation. One glass on a night. Anyone have any doctor tell them that is ok? I haven't drank any. Just curious...

You had a median sternotomy, similar to any open-heart surgery? In other words, an incision down the middle of your chest, with wire sutures placed afterward?

Like I want to celebrate my birthday so I'm think I can have a little wine seance it's good for your heart and I'm not drinking to get trashed but Its not like a fish bowl cup it would be maybe a 1/2 of a cup or less what are s one thoughts on it

If you drink a glass of red wine then its healthy for your heart. One glass once in while will not harm you or the baby.

My doctor said i can have a glass of wine a week.

s perfectly fine to have a glass of wine every now and then. Preferably red wine because it has antioxidants and is good for the heart.

Is it really ok to have a glass of wine? Anyone actually talk to there doc about this and what did they say??

Has anyone ever built a boarder out of old wine bottles? I was thinking of trying this on one of the smaller flower beds...thoughts?

I suffer from sinus tachycardia and i drink a glass of wine occasionally, is it safe?sometimes i have a headache right after i take it.

Personally i would call my heart doc and throw this past them...as merileegal said MSG is notorious for increasing heart rates as well as red wine but we don't know your medical history, aren't doctors (altho they do check in occasionally and you'll note their insignia when they do) but if it happens again i wouldn't take any chances...we get one shot at life and why not make a simple call..i think both of the above posters are correct.....

Does someone has experience or information on red wine being good for heart if taken in small quanytities. I am concerned that it might interfere with medications for heart(coreg, ACE-I, aspirin, aldectone etc.. I am not diabetic. Thanks in advance for responding.

My dr has recommended that I occasionally have a glass of wine. I had a heart attack at 20, right after my daughter was born, and heart problems run in my family. He also told me to keep asprin on hand, and take two if my chest starts to feel tight. Have any of you had advise like this? Even with my first, the dr recommended that I drink wine. He was concerned about my heart as well.

I have an insident where I was with a escort girl. She tried to open a bottle of wine and it cut her hand from the top metal cover of the wine. After that I tried to open it and I cut my finger also from the same sharp wine cover. After that we hade intercourse.The question is that I am at risk of hiv? And should I considered prep pill?

As far as I know the syringe itself will not expire, but the rubber stopper on the syringe plunger may have a shelf life. If you have a bunch of syringes that are due to expire, I would recommend speaking with the manufacturer, they may be able to give you some insight on why the syringe has an expiration date. I hope this helps.

The only thing that comes in contact with my bloodstream is the needle (which I saw her open, no blood on it) which connects/pierces the tube and the vacuum effect occurs (but what if there was someone elses blood, small amts in the tube Sound right?

I was born with 2 holes in my heart and had to have open heart surgery at 15. I have a bad valve and am constantly being checked by my baby doctor to make sure my baby is ok. I'm one episode away from being on permanent meds for my heart. I can pass on my heart disease because my mother was selfish and smoked.

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