> > OK Seeley, Milak, and other doc-wannabes, I guess this would make you a tech diver wannabe? So what 3rd world nation did you get your MD from? Same place you got your c-card? > You can put the textbooks down now, and state what you really know. > Clinically, ibuprofen and aspirin both inhibit cyclo-oxygenase in > the prostaglandin pathway (I'm not looking at a book guys), both > interfere with platelet aggregation, both prolong bleeding time Well, well. Do we believe the books or Dr. Quack's "clinical experience". That's an easy call to make. > (in my clinical experience, about the same), and both can cause stomach > ulcers especially in excessive doses. Too many tacos can give you stomach ulcers. What's your point? > As for diving, and the use of either aspirin or ibuprofen, I submit > that moderation is the key. And 800 mg every 4 hours is pretty > damn excessive. My guess is that most diving medicine physicians > would frown upon this practice, but if you machismos need that much, Everything that comes out of your mouth is a guess. > or think you do, then maybe you should reconsider. Excuse me if > I chuckle just a little, thinking about "Slobitus," Type 1 Decompression > Sickness, which even George admits to having had. I wonder what long > term effects you extreme divers are getting in your bones and in your > central nervous systems, let alone the long-term effects you are getting > from excess ibuprofen. I guess skiers should quit skiing due to the muscle, bone and ligament damage most eventually suffer. This stuff is a side effect of the sport, just like tennis elbow or runners shin splints. You are such a pompous dope. I also gather that you are under the impression that all divers have a big bowl of anti-inflammatory by the front door of their house and they toss down a handful every time they walk past the bowl. Long term exposure to many common across the counter drugs can have detrimental effects. We are talking about downing a couple of extra Aleives ore Ibuprofen after a deep dive. Why are you on this list? Just to hear yourself talk? -- Send mail for the `techdiver' mailing list to `techdiver@aquanaut.com'. Send subscribe/unsubscribe requests to `techdiver-request@aquanaut.com'.
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