How many types of medication are you on?

Roomic Cube · 11-07-2010 8:47pm #1

Currently on two at the moment myself doxcycline and terbinafine....yummy but not really, terbinafine tastes rank

Celly Smunt · 11-07-2010 8:48pm

just one,its called..love.

MagicMarker · 11-07-2010 8:49pm

I self medicate with masturbation.

SadieSue · 11-07-2010 8:49pm

Caffine and chocolate.

Abrasax · 11-07-2010 8:50pm

Antibiotics, to clear an infection.

longshanks · 11-07-2010 8:50pm

just two at the minute, beer and pizza. the side effects are increased awesome

Mint Sauce · 11-07-2010 8:51pm

berocca (not sure if you can count that) and alcohol

epgc3fyqirnbsx · 11-07-2010 8:51pm

I'm addicted to calpol

Links234 · 11-07-2010 8:52pm

none at the moment yay! But I was on some anti depressants, sleeping tablets and xanax. lots of xanax.

Silverfish · 11-07-2010 8:52pm

Roomic Cube wrote: »

terbinafine tastes rank

I think that's because you're supposed to add 5ml to your aquarium once a week.

SadieSue · 11-07-2010 8:54pm

terbinafine? I bet you're a fun guy to have around.

Roomic Cube · 11-07-2010 8:56pm

SadieSue wrote: »

terbinafine? I bet you're a fun guy to have around.

hey now! im a fun guy :P

--LOS-- · 11-07-2010 8:57pm

none, I really don't like taking any kind of medication, it's a last resort for me. Taking medication all the time only makes you immune to it.

thetonynator · 11-07-2010 8:59pm

anti histamines for hay fever.

jd007 · 11-07-2010 9:01pm

bleg · 11-07-2010 9:01pm

--LOS-- wrote: »

none, I really don't like taking any kind of medication, it's a last resort for me. Taking medication all the time only makes you immune to it.

I'm a pharmacist and no it doesn't.

Cian92 · 11-07-2010 9:02pm

Just Antihistamines, Flixonase and Roaccutane atm.

anniehoo · 11-07-2010 9:03pm

Tramil...for the hangover i have today from boozin since friday

the keen edge · 11-07-2010 9:04pm

Just rohypnol, for when I want to masturbate,

because I find myself that unattractive.

Roomic Cube · 11-07-2010 9:04pm

Cian92 wrote: »

Just Antihistamines, Flixonase and Roaccutane atm.

I hear roaccutane is fairly harsh

drunkmonkey · 11-07-2010 9:05pm

bleg wrote: »

I'm a pharmacist and no it doesn't.

My doctor says it does, rarely gives me any medication. He also reckons a pharmacist will never give you a cure only a treatment.:rolleyes:

The Aussie · 11-07-2010 9:05pm

bleg wrote: »

I'm a pharmacist and no it doesn't.

hey bleg, you hook up a friend of mine, good man there...

--LOS-- · 11-07-2010 9:06pm

bleg wrote: »

I'm a pharmacist and no it doesn't.

yes mr pharmacist sir.

I am self-educated and it is certainly the case for anti-biotics, take too many and you will become resistant to them.

biko · 11-07-2010 9:07pm

I self medicate with alcohol and nicotine. So far so good.

rainbow kirby · 11-07-2010 9:07pm

Just finished a course of antibiotics.

Roomic Cube · 11-07-2010 9:08pm

rainbow kirby wrote: »

Just finished a course of antibiotics.

and are you cured? :P

Biggins · 11-07-2010 9:09pm

According to the wife - not enough! :rolleyes:

Tar.Aldarion · 11-07-2010 9:11pm

bleg wrote: »

I'm a pharmacist and no it doesn't.

I'm a doctor and yes it does.

The Aussie · 11-07-2010 9:13pm

Tar.Aldarion wrote: »

I'm a doctor and yes it does.

hey Tar.Aldarion, you hook up a friend of mine, good man there...

bleg · 11-07-2010 9:14pm

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Immunity_(medical)

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Drug_tolerance

Tolerance and immunity are different.

--LOS-- · 11-07-2010 9:16pm

drunkmonkey wrote: »

My doctor says it does, rarely gives me any medication. He also reckons a pharmacist will never give you a cure only a treatment.:rolleyes:

Doctors as in GPs will treat the symptoms not the cause.

bleg · 11-07-2010 9:17pm

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Drug_tolerance

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Immunity_(medical)

There is a difference between immunity and tolerance.

--LOS-- · 11-07-2010 9:17pm

bleg wrote: »

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Immunity_(medical)

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Drug_tolerance

Tolerance and immunity are different.

lazy pharmacists

/grumble grumble

Cian92 · 11-07-2010 9:17pm

Roomic Cube wrote: »

I hear roaccutane is fairly harsh

Ara it's not too bad, it works though! And i haven't had much side effects!

bleg · 11-07-2010 9:18pm

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Drug_tolerance

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Immunity_(medical)

bleg · 11-07-2010 9:19pm

Sorry for the treble post, internets is being weird!

Roomic Cube · 11-07-2010 9:19pm

Cian92 wrote: »

Ara it's not too bad, it works though! And i haven't had much side effects!

2 friends of mine were on it, and the results were fairly obvious, its the next step after what I am on now, which has not worked, although both of my friends had really dry lips

Scarydoll · 11-07-2010 9:19pm

Just coffee.

mp22 · 11-07-2010 9:20pm

Plavix,Lipitor,Asprin,Cozaar,cardicor,Protium

jessiejam · 11-07-2010 9:22pm

Salazopyrin, losec, mobic, and vitamin B complex.:eek:
Soon coming off all of that and going on Methotrexate :mad:

lil'bug · 11-07-2010 9:23pm

tegretol have epilepsy

but its not too severe haven't had a fit in 2 years

artanevilla · 11-07-2010 9:25pm

Just a drop of heroin every now and again.

--LOS-- · 11-07-2010 9:26pm

bleg wrote: »

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Drug_tolerance

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Immunity_(medical)

There is a difference between immunity and tolerance.

Here's some more wiki while you're at it shure........

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Antibiotic_resistance

need a lend of a thesaurus give a shout.

bleg · 11-07-2010 9:30pm

--LOS-- wrote: »

Here's some more wiki while you're at it shure........

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Antibiotic_resistance

need a lend of a thesaurus give a shout.

I'm well aware of antibiotic resistance thanks. I'm also well aware that it has nothing to do with your body becoming "immune" to drugs.

McConkey · 11-07-2010 9:35pm

--LOS-- wrote: »

yes mr pharmacist sir.

I am self-educated and it is certainly the case for anti-biotics, take too many and you will become resistant to them.

Nah YOU won't, the bacteria can though

--LOS-- · 11-07-2010 9:36pm

bleg wrote: »

I'm well aware of antibiotic resistance thanks. I'm also well aware that it has nothing to do with your body becoming "immune" to drugs.

care to quote me on that?
Looks like you're putting words in my mouth.

bleg · 11-07-2010 9:40pm

Nah, somebody said your body becomes immune to meds. I said they didn't you then said that you're self educated and that they certainly do, pg 2 of the thread.

Cian92 · 11-07-2010 9:41pm

Roomic Cube wrote: »

2 friends of mine were on it, and the results were fairly obvious, its the next step after what I am on now, which has not worked, although both of my friends had really dry lips

Why whats happening? Is your skin not staying clear after coming off it? Im only on it about 3weeks seen huge changes already, but very dry skin and lips..:(

sam34 · 11-07-2010 9:44pm

i'm only on one type of medication

was taking two for about a year, but was able to stop one of them recently.

rarely need to take paracetamol or any other over the counter stuff

WanderingSoul · 11-07-2010 9:53pm

--LOS-- · 11-07-2010 9:55pm

bleg wrote: »

Nah, somebody said your body becomes immune to meds. I said they didn't you then said that you're self educated and that they certainly do, pg 2 of the thread.

here's what I said fyi..........

--LOS-- wrote: »

none, I really don't like taking any kind of medication, it's a last resort for me. Taking medication all the time only makes you immune to it.

Immunity/resistance/<other thesaurus entry here>

I live by not taking medication unless really necessary, my body is healthier without it thanks. Also it's well accepted that you can build resistance to anti-biotics.

I don't see anything wrong here.

How many types of medication are you on?

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