I gave oral to a guy a few weeks ago. He's a truck driver, and I know truck drivers are known for using sex workers and having STDs. I asked him if he was clean and he said yes; however, ever since then, I've had a headache and a very sore throat almost every day. It's kind of difficult to swallow, and I have no other symptoms indicative of allergies or a cold.
Will a throat infection of gonorrhea show up in a urine sample? Or do I need to get my throat swabbed?
My drivers side of my jeep got hit by a truck and I flipped three times. I do not remember the wreck at all. Unfortunately my son had to come by emergency c section 8 weeks early. So along with broken ribs a broken scapula fractured bones in my back and staples in my head I also had a c section. He is doing great fortunately. He weighed 4.2 lbs. And he's doing better everyday. I'm very lucky to be alive and so is he.
The reality is that these drugs - Chantix and antidepressants (which includes Zyban, which is the drug Buproprion also known as Wellbutrin) interact with our brain chemistry and Chantix has not been around long enough to have comprehensive and conclusive long term reasearch evidence (researches talk that basically means we don't know what we may find way down the road and all new Rx's have this risk).
Officers later spotted the pickup driving on a busy road, with the stroller still in the back. Several other drivers also called 911. Police caught up with the truck and arrested Davis, and cited the driver for careless driving.
The baby was unharmed, but the prosecutor said he could have easily been injured or killed.
"A child, if seated in a car and not strapped in a car seat, that's a crime," said Assistant State Attorney Reginald Moore.
I have a question for those of you who used the Chantix to kick the cigarettes. I have smoked on and off for years, and I have quit several times for long periods of time, but this time I am in need of some sort of assistance doing it (the thought of no cigarettes is worse for me than the thought of no norco ever was). I don't want to spend any more money on cigarettes, I hate the smell of cigarette smoke, I always have, pretty weird for a smoker, huh?
He is 50 yrs old... at 6 ft and 270 lbs... a truck driver for 30 yrs... diabetic 20 + years... and has had strokes of the basal ganglia... two major strokes and six TIAs all within 6 months... there is a 80% narrowing of the right carotid as it enters the petrous bone... he has many multifocal neupsychological deficits... He has disc disease in the cervical and thoracic areas...
Thanks for your reply.
Would your reasoning apply even if I see quite well during the day or in the optometrist's office?
For 17 months i am still undx will get tests back in a few days ...and i want to finally quit smoking but they want me to wait to fill the prescription until all my tests come back now im getting worried ...
Certainly it's better if you cut down on the cigarettes. Ask your OB or RE to prescribe Chantix for you. I hear it's ok to take during pregnancy and it really helps with trying to quit smoking.
Know you're not a lone if you can't quit, many women aren't able to completely quick during pregnancy and the baby turns out okay. I'm not endorsing it of course, just letting you know that you're not the only that's pregnant and could just cut back.
Although Chantix does not contain any nicotine, it acts on nicotine receptors in the brain. This is how the drug works to help people stop smoking. By binding to nicotine receptors, it blocks the effects of nicotine at those sites, helping to prevent the pleasurable effects of smoking. However, Chantix doesn't just bind to nicotine receptors; it also acts a little bit like nicotine, which may help to prevent symptoms of nicotine withdrawal.
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