IBUPROFEN FAMOTIDINE vs NIZATIDINE

About a month ago, I started having this weird sensation in my testicles. Almost like a slight achy feeling. I figured it was blue balls and decided to wack off to alleviate it. Nope. Didn't work. Actually it made it hurt worse. I went online and looked up my symptoms and found things such as testic

As the title says, I needed to get my IUD replaced today. I didn't have a fantastic experience the first time, and I made the mistake of reading last week's IUD horror story post, so I was REALLY nervous. Although I am NOT AT ALL discounting those stories-- there are many, many people an IUD doesn

That's the metal scissor like clamp/forceps they use to deeply double pierce the cervix to keep it in place while they insert an IUD. Has anyone's doctor mentioned the metal barbs that sink into our cervix prior to the procedure or offered adequate pain killers/anesthetics? I thought you all should

I was trying to keep things to two posts. But I realized while compiling everything that part 2 was just too damn long. So I've divided it into a part 3. For those who commented in mass to get cameras. I will, when I can afford it. I'm still in financial recovery from buying a house last year. And a

I (21, F) have never been able to insert a tampon or even a fingertip into my vagina my entire life. I have also always had 7-9 day, heavy and incredibly crampy periods (until I used birth control pills to regulate them to 4 days.) I waited for my wedding night this past February to try vaginal sex

(TLDR at bottom of post for severe readers) Before I dive into the meat of my post, I just want to commend everyone here for your courage, fortitude, and will to fight for a better future despite being dealt one of the most unlucky and shittiest hands life can throw at you. By fight, I mean Jus

>***Life is a fountain of delight: but all wells are poisoned for him out of whom an upset stomach, the father of affliction, speaks.*** > >Friedrich Nietzsche, *Thus Spake Zarathustra* (1883) In the 8th century, when Jabir ibn Hayyan was in the process of turning alchemy into chemistry

Over the past few years, clinicians and researchers have recognized that mast cell activation syndrome may play a role in post-COVID and Long COVID illness. Many people with ongoing symptoms like fatigue, dysautonomia, allergic-type reactions, and hypersensitivity are diagnosed with MCAS based on hi

>***Life is a fountain of delight: but all wells are poisoned for him out of whom an upset stomach, the father of affliction, speaks.*** > >Friedrich Nietzsche, *Thus Spake Zarathustra* (1883) In the 8th century, when Jabir ibn Hayyan was in the process of turning alchemy into chemistry

... And that famotidine and nizatidine are both on very short supply. I checked the FDA recall site and didn't see any updates besides the one yesterday about two manufacturer's recalls.

While proton pump inhibitors are generally the main line of treatment for gerd these days, I'm curious about how the h2 antagonists like ranitidine, nizatidine, etc. compare to one another in terms of side effects and the prevalence of those effects. I would appreciate any of your thoughts on this a