Dentist uses Nitrous Oxide?

[V35B]

It is included as a sedative hypnotic, not an analgesic. You should
refrain from giving advice on the list about pharmacology, because you
don't understand it....



madiba wrote:
> V35B > wrote:
>
>
>>MAdiba,
>>
>>Wrong again, Klnopin is a benzodiazepine just as Valium. Both have
>>antiseizure effects. In fact Valium is the drug of choice for status
>>epilepticus. NEITHER will relieve pain. Neither have any analgesic
>>property....
>>
>
> Look genius, we were discussing tranquillizers. Benzods are the best
> tranquillizers. Klonopin is safer because there is less resp. depr. than
> in valium. It IS included in pain management schedules, look it up.
>
>>Better get that book....
>
> Go back to school.
>
>

[Mxsmanic]

madiba writes:

> I meant he's experienced the blissful painless state that morphine puts
> you in and is reluctant to settle for anything less now.

When opiates are used only for pain relief, the incidence of consequent
abuse is very low.

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[madiba]

V35B > wrote:

> It is included as a sedative hypnotic, not an analgesic. You should
> refrain from giving advice on the list about pharmacology, because you
> don't understand it....
This is rich, coming from someone advising 0.3 -3mg of valium/lb for
kids! Go take a hike bozo.

>
>
> madiba wrote:
> > V35B > wrote:
> >
> >
> >>MAdiba,
> >>
> >>Wrong again, Klnopin is a benzodiazepine just as Valium. Both have
> >>antiseizure effects. In fact Valium is the drug of choice for status
> >>epilepticus. NEITHER will relieve pain. Neither have any analgesic
> >>property....
> >>
> >
> > Look genius, we were discussing tranquillizers. Benzods are the best
> > tranquillizers. Klonopin is safer because there is less resp. depr. than
> > in valium. It IS included in pain management schedules, look it up.
> >
> >>Better get that book....
> >
> > Go back to school.
> >
> >


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madiba

[madiba]

Mxsmanic > wrote:

> madiba writes:
>
> > I meant he's experienced the blissful painless state that morphine puts
> > you in and is reluctant to settle for anything less now.
>
> When opiates are used only for pain relief, the incidence of consequent
> abuse is very low.

I know the stats, I'm basing my observations on the little guy's
reaction to pain nowdays. Anyway I'm off to the uk for a couple of days
so I'll sign off now.

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madiba