DON'T TAKE ADVIL FOR PAIN RELIEF!

[Pissbrainiac259]

HD is done intermittently. CVVHD is done in hospital on hemodynamically unstable patients. The C stands for continuous thus you wouldn't do it 3x a week. Mean survival without transplant on HD is about 5 years. With transplant it is much longer. GVHD is not a sure thing by any stretch.

Your post is obviously educated but contains some inaccuracies

What is this hypothesis based on?

Damn, you got me. Us ICU junkies think and work faster than most of our counterparts in controlled chaos settings that we tend to manage critically ill and hemodyamically unstable ESRD pts w/severe acid/base +/- electrolyte abnormalities, etc w/emergent placement of a double-lumen CVC for CVVHD until the pt stabilizes or completely crashes. Then we discuss if the pt prefers outpatient IHD or PD and vascular access via AVF or AVG. Would you like me to explain the importance of Kt/V in HD as well?

Also, don't know how many post-renal transplant pts you've managed but the mean survival is ~5 yrs based on experience. I'm quite certain that the studies published in the NEJM, MCP, AJN, AJM, etc will likely conclude a different and higher mean survival time for post-renal transplant pts given their significantly larger number of study subjects.

 

[RoyHobbs]

Damn, you got me. Us ICU junkies think and work faster than most of our counterparts in controlled chaos settings that we tend to manage critically ill and hemodyamically unstable ESRD pts w/severe acid/base +/- electrolyte abnormalities, etc w/emergent placement of a double-lumen CVC for CVVHD until the pt stabilizes or completely crashes. Then we discuss if the pt prefers outpatient IHD or PD and vascular access via AVF or AVG. Would you like me to explain the importance of Kt/V in HD as well?

Also, don't know how many post-renal transplant pts you've managed but the mean survival is ~5 yrs based on experience. I'm quite certain that the studies published in the NEJM, MCP, AJN, AJM, etc will likely conclude a different and higher mean survival time for post-renal transplant pts given their significantly larger number of study subjects.

Good for you thinking so quick. All those acronyms are really impressive to the average meathead who doesn't know how simple the things you're talking about are lol.

While you're trying so hard to impress I would love see your explanation of Kt/V and any studies you'd like to quote that show mean survival at 5 years. I don't know how many post-renal transplants you've "managed" (That and your blurb about "us ICU junkies" would imply you're an intensivist? But I doubt that.) but perhaps a better literature review would show that 5 year survival is 90+% and on average (based on study) is 15-20 years.

Thanks Doc!

 

[qbkilla]

If someone has pain from bodybuilding they should change their diet and training. More is less when it comes to taking supplements.

 

[Pissbrainiac259]

Good for you thinking so quick. All those acronyms are really impressive to the average meathead who doesn't know how simple the things you're talking about are lol.

While you're trying so hard to impress I would love see your explanation of Kt/V and any studies you'd like to quote that show mean survival at 5 years. I don't know how many post-renal transplants you've "managed" (That and your blurb about "us ICU junkies" would imply you're an intensivist? But I doubt that.) but perhaps a better literature review would show that 5 year survival is 90+% and on average (based on study) is 15-20 years.

Thanks Doc!

As long as you know what they mean then they have served their purpose. If not, it is probably time to request a refund from your institution of higher learning - the internet or possibly even a U.S. med school. In the final analysis, I like that you doubt that which you doubt since I have doubt regarding your doubt as well as many of my own doubts about medicine, physics, mathematics, and philosophy. All this doubt is doubtful.

 

[Pissbrainiac259]

Good for you thinking so quick. All those acronyms are really impressive to the average meathead who doesn't know how simple the things you're talking about are lol.

While you're trying so hard to impress I would love see your explanation of Kt/V and any studies you'd like to quote that show mean survival at 5 years. I don't know how many post-renal transplants you've "managed" (That and your blurb about "us ICU junkies" would imply you're an intensivist? But I doubt that.) but perhaps a better literature review would show that 5 year survival is 90+% and on average (based on study) is 15-20 years.

Thanks Doc!

Deductive reasoning indicates that you are an OR guy in which case I redact my earlier comment RE: requesting a refund from your institution of higher education...
Glad to have a surgeon on board. Good times. :headbang:

 

[Reporich]

I took dozen a day for years dealing with pain and destroyed my kidneys!

 

[Boss302123]

Odd, I know 300lb ifbb pros that take baby asprin as part of there daily regimen. Dont seem to bother them.

 

[qbkilla]

I took dozen a day for years dealing with pain and destroyed my kidneys!

Did they ever heal up, or was it permanent damage?

 

[IronLion2]

What is this hypothesis based on?

Anecdotal review of trends aka nothing

 

[Rogue]

After read this entry,
I was motivated to try this...
I posted this else wheres and this is MY experience " I have pains in both my forearms, the left one is more noticeable.
They especially hurt me after bench pressing.
Tuesday evening I benched 315 for reps at the end of the workout and was paying for the experience all day Wednesday.
I had picked up a "Tumeric Oil" at the store. I took a 1/4 cc orally after my last meal.
It did it for me. I woke up in the morning with a GREATER relief than I do on NSAID's . My experience.... I will report back in a few days ".