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re: Colt's injury/playing
Posted on 1/8/10 at 11:06 am to supatigah
Posted on 1/8/10 at 11:06 am to supatigah
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Immediate antiinflammatory effects.......this is also benefited by the ability to inject it directly to the site. So not only does it eliminate the 1st pass effect but the drug goes directly where you want it to work. No inflammation means far less pain and weakness.
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Posted on 1/8/10 at 11:07 am to L S Usetheforce
You really are fricking retarded.
Posted on 1/8/10 at 11:08 am to L S Usetheforce
quote:
2 Oxycodones 5mgs
WTF would these do?
Posted on 1/8/10 at 11:09 am to reddman
quote:
You really are fricking retarded.
No I'm not.......I've seen fricking 70 year old men with back pain and pinched nerves unable to walk fricking get a shot and laugh as 10 mins later they are able to resume ADLs.
You may not agree with me but you don't have to fricking insult me cause you don't agree with me.
Posted on 1/8/10 at 11:09 am to L S Usetheforce
Eliminate any pain with the throw? 
This post was edited on 1/8/10 at 11:10 am
Posted on 1/8/10 at 11:12 am to L S Usetheforce
HE WASN'T IN PAIN WHEN HE TRIED TO THROW.
Posted on 1/8/10 at 11:12 am to L S Usetheforce
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Are there special advantages in using cortisone injections for joint inflammation (arthritis)?
Cortisone injections into a joint can be beneficial in rapidly reducing joint pain while restoring function to a body part immobilized by inflammation, such as an arthritic knee or elbow. This might be particularly important in certain circumstances, such as the gainful employment of a family bread-winner or someone who lives alone. Despite potential and infrequently reported adverse reactions as described above, it is generally felt that low, intermittent doses of corticosteroids pose little risk of significant side effects.
Cortisone injections into a joint also can decrease the inflammation in diseased joints throughout the body when the corticosteroids are absorbed from the joint into the circulation.
Are there special side effects that can occur with cortisone joint injections?
Cortisone injections into a joint may have side effects in addition to those described above. Unique side effects of joint injections involve injury to the joint tissues, particularly with repeated injections. These injuries include thinning of the joint cartilage, weakening of the ligaments of the joint, increased inflammation in the joint (arthritis) due to a reaction to a corticosteroid that has crystallized, and introduction of infection into the joint.
How are cortisone injections of soft tissues given?
The medical professional administering the injection draws up the corticosteroid into a syringe. A local anesthetic (such as lidocaine) may simultaneously be drawn into the syringe. Next, the area to be injected is selected. Typically, the skin over the area to be injected is sterilized with a liquid solution, either alcohol or Betadine.
Sometimes, the area is topically anesthetized by rapid cooling using a spray such as ethyl chloride. The needle of the syringe then is inserted into the tissue to be injected and the solution is ejected from the syringe into the area of inflammation. The needle then is withdrawn, and a sterile bandage is applied to the injection site.
Read about it LINK
THIS IS ABOUT HIS DRAFT STATUS........bro.......he wouldn't be the same guys so he didn't wanna go 10 for 25 for 150 yards and 2 tds and 3ints.........cause well that would have cost him.
Whose knows over the course of the game what would have happened to his stregthen? He didn't even try.........I'm sorry you think I'm retarded cause Colt didn't fricking try to will his team........I'm sorry.
This post was edited on 1/8/10 at 11:15 am
Posted on 1/8/10 at 11:14 am to L S Usetheforce
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No I'm not.......I've seen fricking 70 year old men with back pain and pinched nerves unable to walk fricking get a shot and laugh as 10 mins later they are able to resume ADLs.
I dont know whether to take you seriously any more or not.
McCoy had the OPPOSITE of pain, he had numbness. So why are you still speculating and posting about pain?
Posted on 1/8/10 at 11:17 am to L S Usetheforce
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I'm sorry you think I'm retarded cause Colt didn't fricking try to will his team........
1. I don't "think" you are retarded. I'm 100% sure of it.
2. You seem to have a problem realizing the difference between numbness and pain.
Posted on 1/8/10 at 11:17 am to supatigah
What Conditions are Treated with Cortisone?
Almost any painful muscle, tendon, bone or joint problem and many nerve conditions can be treated with cortisone.Some common conditions include:
• Tendonitis
• Rotator cuff tendonitis of the shoulder
• Tennis elbow
• Trigger fingers
• Plantar fascitis of the foot (heel spurs)
• Joint inflammation
• Pain
• Swelling or arthritis of the shoulder, elbow, wrist, fingers, knee, ankle and foot
• Morton neuromas in the foot
• Muscle inflammation
• Neck and back pain
• Trigger points
HOLY frickING shite............LINK
Almost any painful muscle, tendon, bone or joint problem and many nerve conditions can be treated with cortisone.Some common conditions include:
• Tendonitis
• Rotator cuff tendonitis of the shoulder
• Tennis elbow
• Trigger fingers
• Plantar fascitis of the foot (heel spurs)
• Joint inflammation
• Pain
• Swelling or arthritis of the shoulder, elbow, wrist, fingers, knee, ankle and foot
quote:• Carpal tunnel syndrome
• Nerve inflammation
• Morton neuromas in the foot
• Muscle inflammation
• Neck and back pain
• Trigger points
HOLY frickING shite............LINK
This post was edited on 1/8/10 at 11:20 am
Posted on 1/8/10 at 11:18 am to L S Usetheforce
Now both of you STFU and go in timeout.
Posted on 1/8/10 at 11:19 am to L S Usetheforce
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This post was edited on 11/9/23 at 1:14 pm
Posted on 1/8/10 at 11:21 am to L S Usetheforce
So you are saying that taking pain killers and an anti-inflammatory would have cured his numbness?
Seriously?
Seriously?
Posted on 1/8/10 at 11:22 am to reddman
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This post was edited on 11/9/23 at 1:13 pm
Posted on 1/8/10 at 11:24 am to reddman
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So you are saying that taking pain killers and an anti-inflammatory would have cured his numbness?
Seriously?
Why is that so hard to believe?
Yes seriously you can inject nerves.......just like veins.........no numbness........NOT good to do it fricking 4 times in a row but for 3.5 hours no biggie........
Nerve blocks you inject local anesthetics to block the pathway.........it's very similar and relatively harmless if the nerve is only pinched.
This post was edited on 1/8/10 at 11:25 am
Posted on 1/8/10 at 11:24 am to Earl Candle
quote:
what the frick happened to the bengals on monday night?
On Monday Night? I'm guessing they were in team meetings after getting their asses kicked on Sunday night.
quote:
you bandwaggon motherfricker
I wont even honor that with a response.
Posted on 1/8/10 at 11:25 am to reddman
It's about not being able to control the direction you are throwing the ball. Man, some people........
If you have no FEELING, you can't throw accurately. You have no muscle-memory. If he was a rb, sure, carry the ball in your other hand. This is a QB, with a dead throwing arm. You just can't throw like that.
Posted on 1/8/10 at 11:25 am to L S Usetheforce
quote:
Yes seriously you can inject nerves.......just like veins.........no numbness........NOT good to do it fricking 4 times in a row but for 3.5 hours no biggie........
Nerve blocks you inject local anesthetics to block the pathway.........it's very similar and relatively harmless if the nerve is only pinched.
Didn't realize that cortisone was the magical drug. Will it cure my acid reflux too?
Posted on 1/8/10 at 11:26 am to picollo
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If you have no FEELING, you can't throw accurately. You have no muscle-memory. If he was a rb, sure, carry the ball in your other hand. This is a QB, with a dead throwing arm. You just can't throw like that.
The feeling would have returned.
Posted on 1/8/10 at 11:28 am to reddman
A healthy kid who takes care of himself could not function on 2 Oxycodones he probably has never taken much more than an advil. Not like he is Brett Favre in the 90's.
A cortisone shot could have helped but not made him a better option than the back up QB was. His throwing would still be VERY limited. No touch. Probably would have fumbled a few times too. And dropped at least one snap if you can't feel your hand.
How horrible is their 3rd string guy? The second stringer I believe had a injury that cortisone probably helped. He took a shot like McCoy just not as bad. His throws looked like shite after that hit. He was constantly shown on the sidelines loosening up and throwing warm up passes. He was wincing and his throwing motion was elongated. How about Mack Brown not running a kid out there hurt.? Guy looked much better after halftime but not right. Maybe he had a shot and a couple Vicodin?
A cortisone shot could have helped but not made him a better option than the back up QB was. His throwing would still be VERY limited. No touch. Probably would have fumbled a few times too. And dropped at least one snap if you can't feel your hand.
How horrible is their 3rd string guy? The second stringer I believe had a injury that cortisone probably helped. He took a shot like McCoy just not as bad. His throws looked like shite after that hit. He was constantly shown on the sidelines loosening up and throwing warm up passes. He was wincing and his throwing motion was elongated. How about Mack Brown not running a kid out there hurt.? Guy looked much better after halftime but not right. Maybe he had a shot and a couple Vicodin?
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