Re: [MBZ] Surgery [was: Re: R-12 versus R-134]

2014-10-06 Thread Mitch Haley via Mercedes

Craig via Mercedes wrote:


P.S. I didn't experience the old saw with my neck surgery because I was
 on an on-demand morphine drip -- too far tripped out to notice or
 care!


The nurse forced two Hydrocodone/Acetaminophen on me an hour and a half after I 
woke up.

Is this like Tylenol 3?
It's a lot stronger
Let's start with one then
You get two

I never noticed ANY difference from taking that stuff.
It hurt before she gave it to me, it hurt the same after.

And there I was thinking that with Laparoscopy I wouldn't have much post-surgery 
pain. Even the little incision hurts like crazy when I stand totally erect which 
puts a little tension on it.
Right now, just sitting here, the repaired hernia is what hurts. Slightly more 
than the hernia itself ever did without the narcotics.


Mitch.

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Re: [MBZ] Surgery [was: Re: R-12 versus R-134]

2014-10-06 Thread Rich Thomas via Mercedes
You have to stay ahead of the pain.  Follow the doc's orders as to how 
often and how much.  If you don't take the meds the pain will get a LOT 
worse then you will be playing catch-up which is not pleasant.


--R


On 10/6/14 4:37 PM, Mitch Haley via Mercedes wrote:

Craig via Mercedes wrote:


P.S. I didn't experience the old saw with my neck surgery because I was
 on an on-demand morphine drip -- too far tripped out to notice or
 care!


The nurse forced two Hydrocodone/Acetaminophen on me an hour and a 
half after I woke up.

Is this like Tylenol 3?
It's a lot stronger
Let's start with one then
You get two

I never noticed ANY difference from taking that stuff.
It hurt before she gave it to me, it hurt the same after.

And there I was thinking that with Laparoscopy I wouldn't have much 
post-surgery pain. Even the little incision hurts like crazy when I 
stand totally erect which puts a little tension on it.
Right now, just sitting here, the repaired hernia is what hurts. 
Slightly more than the hernia itself ever did without the narcotics.


Mitch.

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Re: [MBZ] Surgery [was: Re: R-12 versus R-134]

2014-10-06 Thread Craig via Mercedes
On Mon, 06 Oct 2014 16:48:29 -0400 Rich Thomas via Mercedes
mercedes@okiebenz.com wrote:

 You have to stay ahead of the pain.  Follow the doc's orders as to how 
 often and how much.  If you don't take the meds the pain will get a LOT 
 worse then you will be playing catch-up which is not pleasant.

Yes, what he said.


Craig

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Re: [MBZ] Surgery [was: Re: R-12 versus R-134]

2014-10-06 Thread Dan Penoff via Mercedes
When the wife had her hip replaced they've her the self-regulated morphine 
drip. The only problem was that she couldn't sleep, since if she did she would 
wake up in pain and only be able to get the measured dose.

How is your pain? Rate it on a scale of 1 to 10.

I think that was a mantra that every staff member in the hospital chanted when 
the met you. Not a bad thing at all, just sort of weird to me (I've never been 
admitted to a hospital or had surgery since I was about 7 years old.)

Dan

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 On Oct 6, 2014, at 4:48 PM, Rich Thomas via Mercedes mercedes@okiebenz.com 
 wrote:
 
 You have to stay ahead of the pain.  Follow the doc's orders as to how often 
 and how much.  If you don't take the meds the pain will get a LOT worse then 
 you will be playing catch-up which is not pleasant.
 
 --R
 
 
 On 10/6/14 4:37 PM, Mitch Haley via Mercedes wrote:
 Craig via Mercedes wrote:
 
 P.S. I didn't experience the old saw with my neck surgery because I was
 on an on-demand morphine drip -- too far tripped out to notice or
 care!
 
 The nurse forced two Hydrocodone/Acetaminophen on me an hour and a half 
 after I woke up.
 Is this like Tylenol 3?
 It's a lot stronger
 Let's start with one then
 You get two
 
 I never noticed ANY difference from taking that stuff.
 It hurt before she gave it to me, it hurt the same after.
 
 And there I was thinking that with Laparoscopy I wouldn't have much 
 post-surgery pain. Even the little incision hurts like crazy when I stand 
 totally erect which puts a little tension on it.
 Right now, just sitting here, the repaired hernia is what hurts. Slightly 
 more than the hernia itself ever did without the narcotics.
 
 Mitch.
 
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Re: [MBZ] Surgery [was: Re: R-12 versus R-134]

2014-10-06 Thread Mountain Man via Mercedes
Mom wrote:
 When the wife had her hip replaced they've her the self-regulated morphine 
 drip.


Is this the new morphine drip list?
or, is this okiebenz
Where's the MB content...
Play nice, or you will be moderated like me and Gerry.
I can find controversey regarding morphine drip - shall we have at it?
ma

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Re: [MBZ] Surgery [was: Re: R-12 versus R-134]

2014-10-06 Thread Greg Fiorentino via Mercedes
Resist the urge to go cold turkey off those powerful pain meds.  Silly me,
after I had both knees replaced at once I decided I could handle the pain
and wanted to be off the drugs.  You need to taper off or you will feel
really sick.

Greg

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Subject: Re: [MBZ] Surgery [was: Re: R-12 versus R-134]

Craig via Mercedes wrote:

 P.S. I didn't experience the old saw with my neck surgery because I was
  on an on-demand morphine drip -- too far tripped out to notice or
  care!

The nurse forced two Hydrocodone/Acetaminophen on me an hour and a half
after I woke up.
Is this like Tylenol 3?
It's a lot stronger
Let's start with one then
You get two

I never noticed ANY difference from taking that stuff.
It hurt before she gave it to me, it hurt the same after.

And there I was thinking that with Laparoscopy I wouldn't have much
post-surgery pain. Even the little incision hurts like crazy when I stand
totally erect which puts a little tension on it.
Right now, just sitting here, the repaired hernia is what hurts. Slightly
more than the hernia itself ever did without the narcotics.

Mitch.

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Re: [MBZ] Surgery [was: Re: R-12 versus R-134]

2014-10-06 Thread Andrew Strasfogel via Mercedes
Percocet is the Dom Perignon of pain medication.  I relied on it for both
my rotator cuff surgeries, L and R, 11 years apart

On Mon, Oct 6, 2014 at 5:45 PM, Greg Fiorentino via Mercedes 
mercedes@okiebenz.com wrote:

 Resist the urge to go cold turkey off those powerful pain meds.  Silly me,
 after I had both knees replaced at once I decided I could handle the pain
 and wanted to be off the drugs.  You need to taper off or you will feel
 really sick.

 Greg

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 Sent: Monday, October 06, 2014 1:37 PM
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 Subject: Re: [MBZ] Surgery [was: Re: R-12 versus R-134]

 Craig via Mercedes wrote:

  P.S. I didn't experience the old saw with my neck surgery because I was
   on an on-demand morphine drip -- too far tripped out to notice or
   care!

 The nurse forced two Hydrocodone/Acetaminophen on me an hour and a half
 after I woke up.
 Is this like Tylenol 3?
 It's a lot stronger
 Let's start with one then
 You get two

 I never noticed ANY difference from taking that stuff.
 It hurt before she gave it to me, it hurt the same after.

 And there I was thinking that with Laparoscopy I wouldn't have much
 post-surgery pain. Even the little incision hurts like crazy when I stand
 totally erect which puts a little tension on it.
 Right now, just sitting here, the repaired hernia is what hurts. Slightly
 more than the hernia itself ever did without the narcotics.

 Mitch.

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Re: [MBZ] Surgery [was: Re: R-12 versus R-134]

2014-10-06 Thread Meade Dillon via Mercedes
That's the drug combo they gave me, I took it faithfully for the day of the
laproscopic surgery (hernia #2) and the day after, then I went to plain
Tylenol.  The laproscopic recovery was, for me, quite easy compared to the
full cut  gut treatment for hernia #1.

Max Dillon,
Charleston SC

On Oct 6, 2014 4:40 PM, Mitch Haley via Mercedes mercedes@okiebenz.com
wrote:
 The nurse forced two Hydrocodone/Acetaminophen on me an hour and a half
after I woke up.
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