cowboypants
From milkyway
- May 7, 2024
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I haven't decided on the date yet but will likely do it this year, I will be doing the stat method. Aiming for around 8-12 hour of fast. I am following the PPH 2022 book and a bit of inspo from here.
REGIMEN
60 minutes before SN: Paracetamol 1000mg, Clobazam 10mg,
40 minutes before SN: Metoclopramide 30mg, Ondansetron 8mg, Omeprazole 80mg
00 minutes: 25g of SN and 400mg Propranolol in plain water, another glass for backup
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Taking the Clobazam (benzo) before because I don't want to be anxious when I'm doing this procedure. I have few left from seeing my last psychiatrist. Otherwise, It's a really hard one to get. The propranolol should take care of the anxiety that comes afterward.
I have bought Mentos and tic-tac-toe for chewing something
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ANTIEMETIC
In the PPH the doc recommends one to take meto with ondansetron or haloperidol 2mg.
Metoclopramide is a broad spectrum antiemetic, but my assumption is that when you combine it with other antiemetic. The chance of you being comfortable is higher.
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ANTACIDS AND ACID REDUCERS
I want to explain a bit about these confusions around antacids/ acid reducers from what I have read.
Antacids work on the acids already present in the stomach. Whereas acid reducers inhibit the stomach from producing more acids. If there is a build up of acid in the stomach, then it often comes up.
Antacids are not recommended for now as it's speculated to slow down absorption.
For the heartburn, he mentions to take either an H2 Antagonist or Proton pump inhibitors (PPI). Out of the two, it's known that PPI are superior (Omeprazole/ Esomeptizole 80mg)
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PROPRANOLOL
When the body starts getting the effects of SN, the heart will be beat faster to compensate (Tachycardia). But with propranolol in the system that message is blocked, and you lose consciousness quickly. I have seen many long acting (LA) and slow releasing (SR) tablets. You will need a normal one for it to quickly get absorbed.
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With that, I think I have covered the major side effects that come with SN. If there is any I have to change, please mention below
REGIMEN
60 minutes before SN: Paracetamol 1000mg, Clobazam 10mg,
40 minutes before SN: Metoclopramide 30mg, Ondansetron 8mg, Omeprazole 80mg
00 minutes: 25g of SN and 400mg Propranolol in plain water, another glass for backup
____________________________
Taking the Clobazam (benzo) before because I don't want to be anxious when I'm doing this procedure. I have few left from seeing my last psychiatrist. Otherwise, It's a really hard one to get. The propranolol should take care of the anxiety that comes afterward.
I have bought Mentos and tic-tac-toe for chewing something
____________________________
ANTIEMETIC
In the PPH the doc recommends one to take meto with ondansetron or haloperidol 2mg.
Metoclopramide is a broad spectrum antiemetic, but my assumption is that when you combine it with other antiemetic. The chance of you being comfortable is higher.
____________________________
ANTACIDS AND ACID REDUCERS
I want to explain a bit about these confusions around antacids/ acid reducers from what I have read.
Antacids work on the acids already present in the stomach. Whereas acid reducers inhibit the stomach from producing more acids. If there is a build up of acid in the stomach, then it often comes up.
Antacids are not recommended for now as it's speculated to slow down absorption.
For the heartburn, he mentions to take either an H2 Antagonist or Proton pump inhibitors (PPI). Out of the two, it's known that PPI are superior (Omeprazole/ Esomeptizole 80mg)
____________________________
PROPRANOLOL
When the body starts getting the effects of SN, the heart will be beat faster to compensate (Tachycardia). But with propranolol in the system that message is blocked, and you lose consciousness quickly. I have seen many long acting (LA) and slow releasing (SR) tablets. You will need a normal one for it to quickly get absorbed.
____________________________
With that, I think I have covered the major side effects that come with SN. If there is any I have to change, please mention below
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