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Old 11-03-2010, 08:33 AM
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Yes Dee You have helped me a great deal!

So i will set aside a few days to get back to normal before i try to drive or work, thats good to know. Maybe i will plan to have it on a Friday and definitely bring a driver.

a few more questions...do you get nauseous or any bowel changes after having so much pain meds put in? also where does the needle get put in?

I have seen where folks on this board say they go several days in a row....is that what you do? how does that benefit more than just 1 day and thats it?

Thank you kindly, im sure your reply will help many others!

Lori


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Originally Posted by DeesRSD View Post
Hi

For me personally:

After I get that IV in, which I feel is the worst part, partly because I hate anything needlish and partly because it hurts even with the numbing cream...it ( the K ) sorta feels like a calm... I can feel my body start to relax and the pain drifting away. I do not nor have I ever had any hallicanations, Im just relaxed and then I drift off to sleep

I was told to aways bring a driver with me, it woud be way dangerous to drive afterwards IMO

You will most likely feel sleepy when you get home, I think this is the best sleep I get.

Im not sure if your getting low, med., or high dose but Ive never met anyone who worked the very next day after infusion, that doesnt mean someone hasn't but I don't think I would try...

I wish you much luck with your infusion and I too remember being very scared the first time I had it done.

Hoped this helped in some small way and sorry for any typos,
Dee
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