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Have you ever felt "guilty" or "ashamed" from steroid use?

the truth hurts, esp when a doctor gets 1 up.

(i got 2 warnings for calling out adj) lol you lot cant handle the truth.
 
Aspirin:
"Aspirin was the first discovered NSAID. Dose dependent liver injury is accepted as the prevalent mechanism. Liver toxicity rate is very low currently since aspirin has been replaced by paracetamol and ibuprofen in pediatric patients and in various rheumatic diseases."

Ibuprofen:
"Ibuprofen has the highest liver safety profile among NSAIDs and showed no severe liver injury in larger studies. Along with paracetamol and aspirin, it is considered one of the most common over the counter NSAIDs sold in the world."

Diclofenac:
"Diclofenac is probably the most used NSAID in rheumatology. Severe liver reactions and diclofenac hospitalization rate are uncommon. An increase in ALT levels of 3-10 × ULN is observed in 3% of cases." (that increase in ALT is nothing)Source: Non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs: What is the actual risk of liver damage?

"Liver toxicity – Long-term use of NSAIDs, especially at high doses, can rarely harm the liver. Monitoring the liver function with blood tests may be recommended in some cases."
Source: UpToDate

There are specific ones such as lumiracoxib which have had idiopathic hepatotoxicity, but that's completely different.


It's not one of the serious issues with simpler NSAIDs. Just full stop not. Given I actually prescribe people NSAIDs and know what I need to be monitoring and ask about with those, I'd think I know better than you.
 
C_T said:
the truth hurts, esp when a doctor gets 1 up.

(i got 2 warnings for calling out adj) lol you lot cant handle the truth.
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You have barely made a coherent statement let alone said any truth that is going to hurt anyone.
 
Bazza20 said:
Let me guess. You are a cleaner at a Naturopath clinic.
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if ive treated thousands of people, how can i be a cleaner? lol, nice try and milking. why does it matter if someone is a doctor, trainer, anything,,, i thought we here for information?

no, seems its about reputation
 
C_T said:
the truth hurts, esp when a doctor gets 1 up.

(i got 2 warnings for calling out adj) lol you lot cant handle the truth.
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no, you got the warning for
[h=2]Inappropriate Language[/h]
Administrative Note: Insulted member



Message to User: Insulted member
 
C_T said:
if ive treated thousands of people, how can i be a cleaner? lol, nice try and milking. why does it matter if someone is a doctor, trainer, anything,,, i thought we here for information?

no, seems its about reputation
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What's your qualifications then
 
And before you point out that thing from UpToDate as disagreeing with me, no it isn't. It's the difference between "can, sometimes in some patients" and "will in a significant portion of patients and you need to watch for it". UpToDate is American and focuses fairly heavily on defensive medicine.
 
Bazza20 said:
You have barely made a coherent statement let alone said any truth that is going to hurt anyone.
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with the lack of respect i'm getting, remind me why i should be helping you?
my job is helping people... i don't come here to help more, you gotta deserve it!
 
Admin said:
no, you got the warning for
Inappropriate Language


Administrative Note: Insulted member



Message to User: Insulted member
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do you get a warning or a potential sue notice for disclosing private ip addresses? well? don't dance with the devil unless your ready.
 
C_T said:
do you get a warning or a potential sue notice for disclosing private ip addresses? well? don't dance with the devil unless your ready.
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i never disclosed any ip address , i disclosed an isp

furthermore , there is no clarification from the Australian Government Attorney-General’s Department as to whether ip addresses are personal/private information
 
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