Help Liquid suspension or tablets for SN antacid regimen?

[CloseFriendofCamus]

I will buy Maalox but there's 2 forms: liquid and tablets. Which one would work better/faster before drinking SN?

Thank you.

 

[befree]

If you don´t get MCP (Meto) or Domperdidon I would probably use the liquid as you don´t have to drink other fluids.

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[CloseFriendofCamus]

If you don´t get MCP (Meto) or Domperdidon I would probably use the liquid as you don´t have to drink other fluids.

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I already have meto

I wanted to use liquid Maalox as antacid

Will it work?

Or it won't work???

I already got suspension Maalox

 

[eremito]

Dear Close Friend of Camus.
I think that you are a person who is able to carefully develop and design your plans. I rely on the information from you.
Assuming that SN must be supplemented with Meto, we have two basic elements, ones which are necessary.
And now, the remaining drugs. I would believe that Maalox is an OTC product, which may reduce the secretion of gastric acids. hope that it will not prevent the action of Meto, it may just neutralize the negative symptoms. So I would go for it. The same thing - painkillers to possibly limit physical discomfort and tranquilizers to remain quiet.
Do you think that this is more or less all, or would you like to add anything to this list?

 

[Talvikki]

I will buy Maalox but there's 2 forms: liquid and tablets. Which one would work better/faster before drinking SN?

Thank you.

Antacids are not necessary according to the latest update of the PPH.

 

[CloseFriendofCamus]

Antacids are not necessary according to the latest update of the PPH.

Unfortunately it isn't fully confirmed, hence why I worry

 

[Judy Garland]

I'd buy the liquid, personally.

 

[Talvikki]

Unfortunately it isn't fully confirmed, hence why I worry

I read it myself in the latest version of the PPH.

 

[CloseFriendofCamus]

I read it myself in the latest version of the PPH.

The May version or April one?

 

[Talvikki]

The May version or April one?

May

 

[CloseFriendofCamus]

May

Can you upload it for others? Or is it against rules to do that on SS? I would very much like to read the May version of SN part of PPEH

 

[Talvikki]

Benzodizepines are now also advised.
oxazepam (20x30mg), or diazepam (50x10mg). These are available on prescription.

If you can't get it, you can also buy bromazolom. These can be bought online without a prescription.
The schedule is now.

- Do not eat for several hours before ingestion.
- 30mg (3x10mg) metoclopramide
- If available 400mg (5x80mg) propranol
- Dissolve 25 grams SN in 50-100 ml tap water. 35 grams if the body weight is more than 100 kg.
- If available benzodizepines (20x30mg oxazepam).

 

[Shu]

Benzodizepines are now also advised.
oxazepam (20x30mg), or diazepam (50x10mg). These are available on prescription.

If you can't get it, you can also buy bromazolom. These can be bought online without a prescription.
The schedule is now.

- Do not eat for several hours before ingestion.
- 30mg (3x10mg) metoclopramide
- If available 400mg (5x80mg) propranol
- Dissolve 25 grams SN in 50-100 ml tap water. 35 grams if the body weight is more than 100 kg.
- If available benzodizepines (20x30mg oxazepam).

You have the updated PPH?

Antacids are not necessary according to the latest update of the PPH.

I wish they would explain more in-depth why they aren't necessary after recommending taking them in all the older editions of PPeH like damn. They couldn't take the time to explain that.

 

[Talvikki]

You have the updated PPH?

I wish they would explain more in-depth why they aren't necessary after recommending taking them in all the older editions of PPeH like damn. They couldn't take the time to explain that.

Yes the May version


Antacids

There has been a lot of discussion about the benefits of reducing stomach acid (to reduce the production of nitric oxide in the stomach with the associated drop in blood pressure) and allow more nitrite to be absorbed directly from the small intestine into the blood. The benefit of taking an antacid or not (such as Mylanta), an H2 antagonist (such as cimetidine), or a proton pump inhibitor (such as Nexium) however, cannot be determined. This is therefore no longer recommended.

 

[butterfly🦋]

400mg of propranolol seems like a lot is that correct? I have 20mg tablets.