Re: Wed. 4/29 Big Show Synopsis
- From: Donz5 <donz5@xxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 30 Apr 2009 20:40:53 -0700 (PDT)
On Apr 30, 11:30 pm, Rod Fernandez <ro...@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Donz5 wrote:
On Apr 30, 9:42 pm, Rod Fernandez <ro...@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
dsik...@xxxxxxxxx wrote:
On Apr 29, 11:16 pm, Brady <watercl...@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:Yes, those vocal cord don't get bathed with tea. However laryngitis can
*MISCELLANEOUS MEANDERING*No. It can provide some temporary soothing, but with laryngitis, the
What's happenin', people? Does hot tea really do anything for a sore
throat or laryngitis?
larynx is too far down, irritated, and swollen for tea to get to it or
do any good. The only real cure is rest.
Dr. Rod?
--Dave Sikula
be accompanied with pharyngitis. The causes is usually viral. Tea and
lozenges may provide symptomatic relief of a sore throat but breathing a
moist vapor with actually get down to the vocal cords. I agree that rest
is best. Steroids can be if you need your pipes to perform ASAP.
http://www.mayoclinic.com/health/laryngitis/DS00366
Rod
Letters to Dr. Rod:
Hi, Dr. Rod --
I have a brother-in-law. Let's call him "Skip." He had surgery last
Thursday under general anesthesia. The surgery's gone well, he's
recovering nicely. But he's had the hiccups since he woke up. Doctors
think it's a result of his anesthesia.
My questions are:
(1) Is this common?
(2) If it is, what's the average amount of time before they finally
disappear?
(3) What's the base number he can sue?
Sincerely,
Your biggest fan, 1,834,610,580 and counting.
Dear biggest fan,
Although surgeons love to blame any complication hiccups have been
described following general anesthesia. Although I have never seen any
personally in my practice the incidence reported to be as high as 15%.
It is more commonly found following placement of a laryngeal mask airway
(LMA) especially in people with a history of gastric reflux. Although
annoying, it usually self-limited. Metoclopromide (Reglan) is reported
to be effective. I'm not sure of the average time but any longer than 48
hours and the hiccups would be classified as chronic.
As far as litigation, I don't know if there is a base number. So sue me.
*Disclaimer: Dr. Rod didn't get to sleep till 4AM last night then had to
get up at 6, so he may be talking out of his ass.*
Dear Dr. Gas-Man,
Thanks much for the information. I passed it on to the b-i-l. Expect a
subpoena on Monday.
Y. B. F.
.
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