Lawrence Alvarez2 said:Honestly, when your provider sends over a new one, you just swap out the old one for the new one and call it a day. Simple as that.
So, what you're saying is Chase is just going to mail me a new card without me having to actually show up at a branch and beg them for a replacement?
I just received an email notifying me that the expiration date for my cards linked to PayPal is approaching. To be specific, I'm using my Intel debit and checking accounts over at Chase... should I just head down to a local branch and ask for replacements, or is there a more efficient way to handle this?
velvetmoose9 said:Look, here's the deal. It isn't exactly smart to mix two different NSAIDs—like Voltaren and Advil—without waiting at least 8 hours between them. But, seeing as your tooth is basically getting wrecked and is probably pretty inflamed, the Advil might just be struggling to kick in properly. Give that Advil (I'm assuming it's the 600mg stuff) at least 4 hours to do its job; if it hasn't helped by then, as long as you aren't having any side effects, you can dissolve another packet. A healthy adult can take up to 2400mg of Advil in a 24-hour period (provided there aren't any medical reasons to avoid it, though you could always double-check with your doctor just to be safe), for short-term relief. If you don't have any contraindications, you can actually take something like Lupocet or Tylenol alongside the Advil; they tend to work pretty well together.
So, I took one 600mg Advil at 5 AM... a second one around 10 AM... when can I take some Voltaren ER 100mg? 😁 Maybe around 6 PM?
Because this Advil isn't doing a damn thing... it's like I didn't even take it. I need something more serious... I don't have any of those other meds at home...
The emergency dentist just finished drilling out my tooth, but the pain is still absolutely relentless... I was given some Advil granules, but they aren't doing a damn thing for me. I took one packet around 10:00 AM today... would it be alright if I took a Voltaren ER now? It’s really the only thing that seems to touch this pain.
So how am I supposed to take 150mg then? The tablets I have are 100mg... I don't have any 50mg ones lying around... just these.
The pain is actually pretty mild right now... so it should be enough to handle it. My dentist told me I need to start on Clavulin, but I’ll have to drive out to a small town in USA to pick it up.🙂
So, I’m still here, folks... I’m alive!!! 😁 For the most part, anyway. Look, I’ll admit I was being a bit reckless—maybe even a little foolish—but the pain was so unbearable that I started experimenting with whatever I could find. The issue is that I’m only supposed to take one and a half Voltaren tablets a day, which obviously wasn't cutting it, so I started mixing in some Excedrin on top of it.
My doctor prescribed Voltaren twice a day, but honestly, I think I’ll just stick to the Excedrin from now on.
I’m thinking about trying just half a tablet and seeing how it goes. It doesn't actually hurt that much right now... though my face is incredibly swollen. I have to head into the clinic tomorrow to get this drained.
The pain isn't really there... I felt a slight twinge in my stomach area twice, and a bit of pressure on the left side of my abdomen, but I don't think it's anything significant..
What’s actually worrying me is this sensation of pressure around my lungs and heart.. My heart feels like it's fluttering here and there.. though, to be fair, that always seems to happen whenever I take these pills..
I mean, looking at the total dosage throughout the day, is it even possible for a young, healthy person to overdose? I was genuinely worried that maybe combining these specific tablets was a bad idea..
I’ve got this brutal toothache. I took one Zaldiar this morning—which, by the way, isn't even doing much—and then spent the day taking four half-doses of Voltaren ER. To top it all off, about thirty minutes ago, I popped an Excedrin because nothing else was touching the pain. Now, I have this nagging feeling that the whole cocktail is starting to hit me at once..
I'm feeling some pressure in my chest... my breathing feels a bit shallow, and there's this sharp, stabbing sensation on both the left and right sides of my stomach area. It's nothing catastrophic, just this heavy, oppressive weight hanging over me..
Was that a bad combination of meds? Should I be worried?
I have a buddy who is practically half-gray already, and he hasn't even hit thirty. He started turning gray visibly back when he was maybe nineteen or twenty, and honestly? Women go crazy for him more than anyone else. So, you’re talking nonsense... the more gray you have, the better. You possess something most people lack, and it looks good. Right now, noticing just a few stray hairs might feel strange, but once they start multiplying, you'll see it actually works in your favor.
Besides, you were the one complaining that you have to get a haircut every three weeks instead of four... good grief, what kind of tragedy is that? 😁 You have to get a trim once a week before it gets messy.
You don't have a real problem here. Just keep your cool; because sooner or later, a real issue is going to hit you.
Go ahead and head over to the women's forum and ask them what they really think about young guys with gray hair.. 😁 Honestly, it’s an incredibly attractive look, so there is absolutely no reason to stress over it.. 😉