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04-14-20, 04:56 AM
#2076
Should Be More Popular
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04-14-20, 04:57 AM
#2077
Should Be More Popular
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04-14-20, 04:57 AM
#2078
serious cyclist
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In other news, my extended family has a vacation cottage on an island in Maine. On the family group text last night, most of them were eagerly asking when we could open it, which would bring parts of half a dozen families together from across the country (and many through flights). What could possibly go wrong?
04-14-20, 05:46 AM
#2079
So it is
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A poor night's sleep, a moment of inattention and a tablesaw. What could possibly go wrong?
It looks like we're gonna save the finger minus the tendon that allows it to flex above the second knuckle. They tell me I'll be released from the hospital on Wed. Thence begins 4-6 weekly dr. visits in covid land with an immune system compromised by antibiotics. Is there anything I can do for the immune system under that regime?
#channelingtrainsnorter
It looks like we're gonna save the finger minus the tendon that allows it to flex above the second knuckle. They tell me I'll be released from the hospital on Wed. Thence begins 4-6 weekly dr. visits in covid land with an immune system compromised by antibiotics. Is there anything I can do for the immune system under that regime?
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04-14-20, 05:49 AM
#2080
So it is
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In other news, my extended family has a vacation cottage on an island in Maine. On the family group text last night, most of them were eagerly asking when we could open it, which would bring parts of half a dozen families together from across the country (and many through flights). What could possibly go wrong?
04-14-20, 06:03 AM
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04-14-20, 06:05 AM
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In other news, my extended family has a vacation cottage on an island in Maine. On the family group text last night, most of them were eagerly asking when we could open it, which would bring parts of half a dozen families together from across the country (and many through flights). What could possibly go wrong?
04-14-20, 06:07 AM
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Well yes I suppose in this instance Aspergillus would be opportunistic, since this dog is immunosuppressed. But in dogs (with the specifics exception of a genetic IgA immunodeficiency in German Shepherd dogs), Aspergillus is not typically associated with immunosuppression. So, rightly or wrongly, I lump it with the pathogenic fungi which I have tests for- Cryptococcus, Coccidiomycosis, Aspergillus, Blastomyces, and Histoplasma. I am not geographically in a place where Blasto and Histo can really happen, so my fungal pathogen list is crypto, cocci, and aspergillus. I have seen aspergillus referred to as an opportunistic infection in veterinary sources but I actually think that’s not true (genetically IgA deficient animals notwithstanding- oh yeah and my patients it seems) and really that description comes from someone being tasked with writing a book chapter on fungal diseases and reading too much of the human literature. I will look it up tomorrow in Greene’s infectious diseases, see what he says and who wrote that chapter.
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC6022203/
Yes the gabapentin is for pain. I did not actually prescribe it and probably personally would have used tramadol (for bone pain) but I think at some point there was the thought that the lameness was nerve root in origin, on account of the negative carpal rads and joint taps.
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC6022203/
Yes the gabapentin is for pain. I did not actually prescribe it and probably personally would have used tramadol (for bone pain) but I think at some point there was the thought that the lameness was nerve root in origin, on account of the negative carpal rads and joint taps.
04-14-20, 06:07 AM
#2084
Coffin Dodger
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In other news, my extended family has a vacation cottage on an island in Maine. On the family group text last night, most of them were eagerly asking when we could open it, which would bring parts of half a dozen families together from across the country (and many through flights). What could possibly go wrong?
04-14-20, 06:13 AM
#2085
Senior Member
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A poor night's sleep, a moment of inattention and a tablesaw. What could possibly go wrong?
It looks like we're gonna save the finger minus the tendon that allows it to flex above the second knuckle. They tell me I'll be released from the hospital on Wed. Thence begins 4-6 weekly dr. visits in covid land with an immune system compromised by antibiotics. Is there anything I can do for the immune system under that regime?
It looks like we're gonna save the finger minus the tendon that allows it to flex above the second knuckle. They tell me I'll be released from the hospital on Wed. Thence begins 4-6 weekly dr. visits in covid land with an immune system compromised by antibiotics. Is there anything I can do for the immune system under that regime?
I feel much the same way about riding a bike. People in this area are careful around cyclists so I don't hear of cyclists being subjected to harrowing experiences but all the same I work diligently to maintain a high state of alertness on the bike.
04-14-20, 06:41 AM
#2086
smelling the roses
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04-14-20, 06:50 AM
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A poor night's sleep, a moment of inattention and a tablesaw. What could possibly go wrong?
It looks like we're gonna save the finger minus the tendon that allows it to flex above the second knuckle. They tell me I'll be released from the hospital on Wed. Thence begins 4-6 weekly dr. visits in covid land with an immune system compromised by antibiotics. Is there anything I can do for the immune system under that regime?
#channelingtrainsnorter
It looks like we're gonna save the finger minus the tendon that allows it to flex above the second knuckle. They tell me I'll be released from the hospital on Wed. Thence begins 4-6 weekly dr. visits in covid land with an immune system compromised by antibiotics. Is there anything I can do for the immune system under that regime?
#channelingtrainsnorter
04-14-20, 06:58 AM
#2088
Super Modest
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A poor night's sleep, a moment of inattention and a tablesaw. What could possibly go wrong?
It looks like we're gonna save the finger minus the tendon that allows it to flex above the second knuckle. They tell me I'll be released from the hospital on Wed. Thence begins 4-6 weekly dr. visits in covid land with an immune system compromised by antibiotics. Is there anything I can do for the immune system under that regime?
#channelingtrainsnorter
It looks like we're gonna save the finger minus the tendon that allows it to flex above the second knuckle. They tell me I'll be released from the hospital on Wed. Thence begins 4-6 weekly dr. visits in covid land with an immune system compromised by antibiotics. Is there anything I can do for the immune system under that regime?
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OMG! Damn, Seeds, that sucks. Get well soon.
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04-14-20, 06:59 AM
#2089
Super Modest
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04-14-20, 06:59 AM
#2090
Super Modest
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04-14-20, 07:06 AM
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Super Modest
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No one should aspire to my level of sharp instrument ineptness. In fact, I can cut myself on almost anything, sharp or not.
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04-14-20, 07:08 AM
#2092
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In other news, my extended family has a vacation cottage on an island in Maine. On the family group text last night, most of them were eagerly asking when we could open it, which would bring parts of half a dozen families together from across the country (and many through flights). What could possibly go wrong?
04-14-20, 07:10 AM
#2093
Has a magic bike
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A poor night's sleep, a moment of inattention and a tablesaw. What could possibly go wrong?
It looks like we're gonna save the finger minus the tendon that allows it to flex above the second knuckle. They tell me I'll be released from the hospital on Wed. Thence begins 4-6 weekly dr. visits in covid land with an immune system compromised by antibiotics. Is there anything I can do for the immune system under that regime?
#channelingtrainsnorter
It looks like we're gonna save the finger minus the tendon that allows it to flex above the second knuckle. They tell me I'll be released from the hospital on Wed. Thence begins 4-6 weekly dr. visits in covid land with an immune system compromised by antibiotics. Is there anything I can do for the immune system under that regime?
#channelingtrainsnorter
04-14-20, 07:13 AM
#2094
Super Modest
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In other news, my extended family has a vacation cottage on an island in Maine. On the family group text last night, most of them were eagerly asking when we could open it, which would bring parts of half a dozen families together from across the country (and many through flights). What could possibly go wrong?
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04-14-20, 07:14 AM
#2095
Senior Member
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A poor night's sleep, a moment of inattention and a tablesaw. What could possibly go wrong?
It looks like we're gonna save the finger minus the tendon that allows it to flex above the second knuckle. They tell me I'll be released from the hospital on Wed. Thence begins 4-6 weekly dr. visits in covid land with an immune system compromised by antibiotics. Is there anything I can do for the immune system under that regime?
#channelingtrainsnorter
It looks like we're gonna save the finger minus the tendon that allows it to flex above the second knuckle. They tell me I'll be released from the hospital on Wed. Thence begins 4-6 weekly dr. visits in covid land with an immune system compromised by antibiotics. Is there anything I can do for the immune system under that regime?
#channelingtrainsnorter
04-14-20, 07:17 AM
#2096
Mostly Harmless
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A poor night's sleep, a moment of inattention and a tablesaw. What could possibly go wrong?
It looks like we're gonna save the finger minus the tendon that allows it to flex above the second knuckle. They tell me I'll be released from the hospital on Wed. Thence begins 4-6 weekly dr. visits in covid land with an immune system compromised by antibiotics. Is there anything I can do for the immune system under that regime?
#channelingtrainsnorter
It looks like we're gonna save the finger minus the tendon that allows it to flex above the second knuckle. They tell me I'll be released from the hospital on Wed. Thence begins 4-6 weekly dr. visits in covid land with an immune system compromised by antibiotics. Is there anything I can do for the immune system under that regime?
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04-14-20, 07:19 AM
#2097
Mostly Harmless
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04-14-20, 07:37 AM
#2098
Mostly Harmless
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04-14-20, 07:44 AM
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VFL For Life
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04-14-20, 07:50 AM
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