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I’m not a health freak but I try to take as few pills as possible. No pill comes with out side effects. Either in the Chicago Cubs X Charlie Brown Snoopy shirt and I love this short term or long term. I’ve never be able to understand the rationale of accepting so many risks for relieving momentary pain. I’ve broken bones before. Had surgery. Took narcotic pain killers when it was needed. But as far as day to day pain and discomfort I just deal with it. A lot of pain meds can harm your stomach and other organs as well as other side effects that may be more or less serious for some people than others. You are not supposed to take pain meds on the regular, you are supposed to use them sparingly and only when you really need them. Personally, I only take pain medication if i’m in an amount of pain that makes sleep difficult, otherwise I just ignore it.
Between a heating pad and a TENS unit, my pain is managed without anything that causes long term damage to my body. I would guess maybe side effects. But for simple illnesses I also don’t take meds as I think it’s unnecessary. But if you have real pain like kidney stones or similar, pain meds are a godsent (talking from experience). I don’t because pain serves a function. If my body hurts or I have a headache its a message to listen to my body. Take care of it so it can heal and function properly again soon. My issues are ones that will never go away, I doubt they even would with surgery (sprained both ankles, fractured my spine) by ankles are in near constant pain, which becomes far more intense if I end up walking alot throughout the Chicago Cubs X Charlie Brown Snoopy shirt and I love this day. I avoid taking medication, because the only one that does anything for it is ibuprofen, which is bad for your stomach. If I were to take it as often as I should be taking it, I would likely develop ulcers by the time I’m 50, and I’m a foodie lol.

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I work with former addicts. A lot of them won’t touch anything from fear of swapping one drug to another and getting back into addiction. Using them for any pain makes them less effective and masks important signals you occasionally need to go to a Dr for. I’m not fond of nsaids and the Chicago Cubs X Charlie Brown Snoopy shirt and I love this like only because i hate the idea of masking say an infection I should be bringing up with my pcp. NSAIDs like Ibuprofen and Aleve can be hard on the stomach. Also, for people with migraines, frequent use of pain relievers can cause migraine rebounds so you aren’t supposed to take pain relievers for anything. Opioids don’t work on me, so I minimize taking the OTC drugs that do work so when I truly need them (major surgery and multi day migraines primarily) my tolerance is at a minimum and they are the most effective Yeah, it’s weird! Over in the fibromyalgia forum, I learned that there really IS a genetic variation some peope inherit that causes opioids and some other meds to not work on them. Tramadol doesn’t work on me and it made me wonder… I’ve only had two experiences with opioids–two shots of fentanyl after a motorcycle accident, and a hydrocodone after surgery–with the same lack of effects. The fentanyl just made me nauseous (could’ve been the concussion too), and neither made me feel high or less pain My dad is like that for all prescription meds and just about all OTC meds, except aspirin. You know how on the drugs commercials, or on the take home pamphlets you get with meds from the pharmacy, they list the possible side effects? He seems to think that you WILL suffer from those side effects if you take the medication.
I tried to tell him that they’re only *possible* side effects that *some* people will get, and even showed him that one of the Chicago Cubs X Charlie Brown Snoopy shirt and I love this possible side effects of aspirin is “hallucinations”, but it doesn’t matter It could interact with other medication they take (Personally I can’t take aleve or similar but can take acetaminophin or I will get really bad nausea and acid reflux which would further wreck my system), they can damage the liver from taking too many, they may not want to become dependent on them, and/or if you take it too often/too much your body adjusts to it and causes it to not be as effective as it once was (a reason doctors tell you to cycle two different types often if you are prescribed them instead of regular prescription pain medicine); eventually leaving you feeling like they just don’t work anymore. 🙁
Another situation could be mental reasonings! I have a friend with contamination OCD who refuses to take any tylenol due to the Chicago Cubs X Charlie Brown Snoopy shirt and I love this belief they are poisoned after finding out about the tylenol poisonings in 1982! I personally just feel like it’s natural to feel pain. It usually only last a few hours or a couple days. I rarely ever get sick so that probably helps boost my ego into thinking I don’t need to take meds since eventually my body will do the work. I also just don’t like taking things I don’t know what’s in it or the purpose. Sometimes I feel like people suggest pain meds for every and any little thing. I don’t want to keep adding extra chemicals to my body when my body can do it itself. But if I’m in really bad pain or I happen to feel really sick or stomach is just on 100, I will take pills then.
Not wanting to listening to expert advice to such an extent as not even wanting to take a few acetaminophen or naproxen, I have you say that’s pretty weak. I mean, that same expert advice has given us such wonderful hits as: “smoke cigarettes, they are good for you” and made Tylenol an over the Chicago Cubs X Charlie Brown Snoopy shirt and I love this counter drug despite it being incredibly poisonous and somehow still a placebo for pain lol I recently heard that if acetaminophen were presented to the FDA today it would not be approved and that freaks me out a bit. I’m really judicious when it comes to medicine, only taking it when it’s absolutely necessary. There are several benefits of not taking medicine for light pain/discomfort, such as: Taking too much medicine can lead to the body becoming accustomed to it, diminishing the effectiveness of the medication. Allowing the body to naturally overcome the source of sickness strengthens it, resulting in a better response next time. Conditioning the body this way may strengthen it to the point of becoming immune to certain diseases that previously caused sickness. If the pain/sickness is bacterial in origin, excessive antibiotic use can result in bacteria developing antibiotic resistance. There are various online resources explaining why this is detrimental. Some medicines may damage different body parts as “side effects”. By opting not to take the medicine and enduring discomfort, you avoid the potential harm that may come from medication.
But of course, sometimes it is necessary to take medicine. I’m not advocating never taking medicine, just urging thoughtful consideration rather than blindly taking it without any forethought. The side effects. Or if they have an addictive personality. I personally don’t like the Chicago Cubs X Charlie Brown Snoopy shirt and I love this way I feel when I have had to take them after surgery. No idea why but pain meds don’t really alleviate pain for me but do make my stomach feel queasy, and I always decline a scrip for them at the dentist or ophthalmologist’s. If I take an aspirin or Tylenol I can’t sleep for hours either. I took a single ‘night-time’ Tylenol and felt groggy next day. Fortunately (so far) I’m not much subject to aches n pains and if I do get hurt somehow it usually mends up very quickly. I don’t really take pain meds almost ever. I’d rather nap/sleep it off than to drink pills, I am not 100% sure why myself, I just really dislike drinking meds for something that isn’t a “risk” to my life/health or doesn’t affect my day to day life too much. I can be in pain but still do the things I need to do, so it’s usually fine. It’s weird – when I’m in pain, painkillers don’t usually come to mind until the pain has been going on for some time. I’ll lay down, switch positions, take a hot shower, sit on the toilet, etc. for 30-60 minutes before I remember, “Oh yeah, I could take an acetaminophen.” If I’m having a recurring pain over several days, then maybe I’ll think of it right away. But like others have said, I start worrying about building up tolerance, so I try to space out the dosage as much as possible.
They can cause issues with long-term use. I’m pretty positive my stomach is messed up because of ibuprofen but it’s the Chicago Cubs X Charlie Brown Snoopy shirt and I love this only thing that helps. Acetaminophen can take the edge off of some pain but it doesn’t get rid of it. The pain usually isn’t serious enough and goes away in a day. Plus I don’t like taking medication because of meds I had to take in the past. It depends on the reason for it imo. Most of the time, with little aches and pains, you’re just simply better off getting to the bottom of the pain instead of masking it or bigger issues might occur later. I don’t take ibuprofen if I get a headache. Instead, I take an inventory of what I did with my body, what I ate prior to, ect, and try to find patterns. You betcha last year when I sprained my ankle I took ibuprofen occasionally for the unbearable pain and inflammation. It’s not being against them, it’s understanding when they’re appropriate and not over doing it. My older friends mostly avoid them because they are terrified or painkiller addiction. It is very common and of you are older you will know someone who got hooked after a script (and hopefully kicked the habit eventually).
It’s hard to understate how addictive drugs can be. And even if someone is very old and has very real pain it is not possible to get a consistent prescription. I used to avoid painkillers made in the Chicago Cubs X Charlie Brown Snoopy shirt and I love this Americas because their dose is too high for me. I didn’t like the drowsiness and nausea. I can function with a little pain, but I can’t function sleepy and nauseous. I still like to wait some pains out though, so I can assess what type of pain it is. Usually, 24h for mild pains is long enough for me. I have a friend with narcolepsy. He says the simplest pain medications knock him out. He says his choice is pain tolerance or four hours sleep minimum from a single Tylenol tablet. I told him that’s not really a choice is it? He nodded.
I get migraines, Advil never helps whatsoever. Idk if I have a tolerance built up or what, but nothing helps and I have to just accept it when it happens I have to be in serious pain to consider taking those drugs. It is also fact you should bot take more than , I could be wrong on dose but 400mgs every 2 weeks. It damaged the Chicago Cubs X Charlie Brown Snoopy shirt and I love this silia hairs in your ears. Too much leads to hearing lose. And doctors will lets you wat it like candy. No thanks big pharma. Look it up. Oh and please use the word drugs. Medication cures. There is nothing in America that cures anything. Everything prescribed you need to take forever. Thats not a cure. I just like self managing my pain when possible. I don’t know why…maybe because my mom became addicted to prescription drugs and that’s the real reason I don’t like taking them?
Because they’re not great for the Chicago Cubs X Charlie Brown Snoopy shirt and I love this body, no chemical stuff is*. And it has side effects. I don’t find it hard to understand honestly. The pharma industry is motivated by making money not by your welfare. *I mean generally speaking. But since we’re living in a man made world it’s rough to navigate it without any artificial stuff. It’s not all bad but if you look at the root of it, the body isn’t asking for chemicals. Growing a tolerance or becoming addicted. People think that it can happen. And if you suffer from addiction it’s possible Either allergies, hereditary organ disfunction and intolerance, or they’ve fucked up their organs so badly that they physically react to the drugs. They’re so far gone like the Mother God Love Has Won people that they delusionally think “3D” medicine is “bad for you”. Tylenol is well tolerated, but meds like ibuprofen (NSAIDs) are not necessarily completely harmless. They do have side effects and issues with their use, so they’re not good options for everyone. I will take acetaminophen for headaches and fever, ibuprofen for body aches. If I have a pain I don’t recognize I will not take anything at all until it goes away or gets worse and makes me seek medical attention, then the doctor will tell me if it’s safe to not feel that pain. I think pain is the body’s natural way of letting us know where a problem is and not to mind or ignore it. I don’t really like taking pain meds. I’ve either not felt any change in pain (so I risked side effects for no benefit) or it’s left me feeling incredibly woozy and awful to the point that I can’t function. If I can put up with the pain, I’d rather just deal with it. If I’m completely miserable anyway though, then I’ll take the risk.
Same with my wisdom teeth. First two days with the Chicago Cubs X Charlie Brown Snoopy shirt and I love this meds, but then I was fine so the bottle stayed in the cabinet. I donit b3cause I like to know when I’m actually better and not just hiding and underlying problem, so unless I need surgery or I know the pains gonna be around for a while no matter what I just avoid it For me I’m not entirely sure, but part of it was not liking swallowing pills. I’ve gotten used to it over time tho so I definitely take ibuprofen now with ease lol Another part was because my pain was so bad a lot of the time i had to take a lot of ibuprofen for it to do anything, so I felt it was useless to take in small amounts, and didn’t want to take a fuck ton I think part of it may have been me being stubborn. I didn’t want to need to take medication and felt I should just tough it out. I was dumb. Don’t do that. Get relief Sometimes it’s unwarranted, others it is actually a serious risk and others do not realize they can still use these medications safely just it would be best to spread out the times, reduce doses and take every precaution like nit taking NSAIDs like ibuprofen or naproxen on an empty stomach. Another group simply thinks drugs are just unhealthy, unnatural and not worth putting in their bodys’ even if it’s ill informed. And of course some people can tolerate their pain enough or use non medication tactics like heat and cold, moving, stretching, distraction, rest and other means.
Well, I can only speak for myself here, but when it comes to my chronic constant nerve pain, it’s because the Chicago Cubs X Charlie Brown Snoopy shirt and I love this only OTC pain medication that works also causes my colitis to flare up, causing bleeding. ease the sciatica but be mildly stoned and thirsty af while managing other people’s accounts and being customer-facing, in a not-technically-legal state If it’s not going to affect the pain, why take anything? If it risks me losing my job or putting me in different pain, why? It’s not some grand gesture of purity or machismo. I have chronic pain and can’t take either Tylenol nor ibuprofen for any length of time. A couple for a headache maybe but not every day. Lots of people.are.concerned about addiction but honestly, some of us hate opioids. They just make.me.feel incredibly sick to my stomach. Everything I tried except weed was awful. So once it was legal, I switched to weed.
What I hear often (and have seen) is people build up a tolerance to the Chicago Cubs X Charlie Brown Snoopy shirt and I love this pain medication, so they need more…then they develop a tolerance to that dose and it isn’t enough anymore, so they need more…until they’re on the max dose, so now you need a stronger drug…yeah, I’ve watched relatives go through this and I don’t want that to be me. I seem to be…sensitive to them. Don’t know why, not sure if there’s allergies or intolerances or what, but I’m sensitive to them. If I take ibuprofen, I feel iffy and dizzy, and I’ve actually had my gums bleed after a day. If I take paracetamol, any more than one tablet, even spaced out, and I get nauseous and I feel almost flu-like but no fever or signs of allergy, just that weird body fuzziness and this horrible background nausea. If I take the recommended dose for a few days, I vomit. So, god knows what’s going on, but because of this, I have to be in the kind of pain that’s bad enough to make me panic or feel so intense I can’t think straight and struggle to move. Codeine is a no-go, I had half a co-codamol and within the hour, it was like my body was on fire, severe stomach pain, sweating like mad, nausea, tachycardia, palpitations…yeah, not fun. Pretty sure a full dose would’ve put me in hospital.
Also, pain meds are designed to mask pain, and it’s a problem some people have where because their pain is relieved, they overdo it. It’s an issue that has to be taken into account in sports quite often. I have unstable joints, and I’m prone to twisting and spraining, but I’ve dislocated my patella before (went right back in) and I always, always go without pain meds. Sure, the Chicago Cubs X Charlie Brown Snoopy shirt and I love this initial pain is sickening, but it lasts less than an hour at that level. I rely on the pain over the next few days to tell me if my joints are okay—if they’re unusually painful, I’ll know I should go get it checked. If it’s easing, I know I’m healing okay. If I walk and it hurts, I know to minimise the weight I put on it. If I take pain meds, I won’t notice this at all and I’m likely to overdo it way before I should and injure myself worse.
Another reason—sometimes pills contain lactose! So if you’re lactose intolerant and your local store only has the Chicago Cubs X Charlie Brown Snoopy shirt and I love this pills with a lactose coating, you’re screwed. I’ve also had ibuprofen in a red coating—I’m fine with it, but it can be an allergy trigger for some. Meanwhile, others just might not have the budget for it. People may also have liver damage, and paracetamol would be a risk in this case. Or maybe they drink alcohol or take recreational drugs and don’t want to risk an interaction. I met somebody who couldn’t have ibuprofen because of being on blood thinners, somebody else because of high blood pressure, somebody else because of stomach ulcers, and when I was on fludrocortisone, I couldn’t have ibuprofen. Maybe somebody is suicidal and doesn’t trust themselves not to take an OD. So, there may be medical reasons and people won’t always want to share those reasons—it’s private medical information, after all.
Another reason—pride. Some people really think it’s best to tough it out, as if taking pain meds somehow makes them weak. I don’t understand people like that one bit, but they exist nonetheless. Others may distrust medicine—maybe they have medical trauma, or come from a place where they couldn’t trust medication. Maybe they’re a recovering addict, or maybe they’re so far down the Chicago Cubs X Charlie Brown Snoopy shirt and I love this snake oil rabbit hole that they genuinely think that they can manifest it away or burn some essential oils to relieve it. Maybe people just haven’t been educated, so naturally they distrust something when they don’t understand it. Or maybe they had an experience where they took it without food and they got sick or it didn’t work. Some people are also super into the idea of natural medicine and prefer not to touch pharmaceuticals at all.

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