Help N via IV (IV drip/bag)

[MikeDeross82]

I have very severe gag reflex and can barely drink alcohol... N would probably be impossible to take orally. I was thinking maybe it's possible to take it via IV bag, but I don't have any idea how to do it and can't find anyone selling it online. Can someone help me with this:(((

 

[Ta555]

I have very severe gag reflex and can barely drink alcohol... N would probably be impossible to take orally. I was thinking maybe it's possible to take it via IV bag, but I don't have any idea how to do it and can't find anyone selling it online. Can someone help me with this:(((

This is going to be extremely hard to do by yourself. There are skills you need in inserting an IV drip needle and it's very hard to do one handed. You'd basically need someone with medical knowledge to insert the portal into your vein. I don't even know where you'd be able to buy that stuff if you're not in the medical profession.
Of course this would be my ideal solution too because I'm afraid of the taste as well but I don't think it's doable.
If I ever do it I'll use antiseptic mouthwash, coat my tongue in honey and use a straw so it's going to the back of my throat as much as possible.

 

[Istanbulite]

I also consider paying off a nurse to do it for me. How will the police prosecute her if there is no evidence? (ie she throws everything in the room when I pass away etc)

maybe the eye witnesses who could see her/him coming in my house, probs

 

[cyanlove]

I also consider paying off a nurse to do it for me. How will the police prosecute her if there is no evidence? (ie she throws everything in the room when I pass away etc)

maybe the eye witnesses who could see her/him coming in my house, probs

I doubt that a nurse would be willing to risk her license and career to do this unless she's committed to the cause. Maybe take a phlebotomist course? I think they teach you how to make a central line. That would be easier than trying to shoot up from your arm.

 

[Istanbulite]

I doubt that a nurse would be willing to risk her license and career to do this unless she's committed to the cause. Maybe take a phlebotomist course? I think they teach you how to make a central line. That would be easier than trying to shoot up from your arm.

you may be right.

 

[downndone2]

It's pretty much impossible to start IV and hook up tubing by yourself. I dont think you'll find someone in med profession willing to assist.

 

[Istanbulite]

It's pretty much impossible to start IV and hook up tubing by yourself. I dont think you'll find someone in med profession willing to assist.

maybe retired nurses? and family friend/relative too? doable imo, if she doesn't leave much traces.

 

[downndone2]

Maybe, but theyll run risk of being charged with your murder

 

[Sunset Limited]

The Drip infusion system is easy to set up. It is difficult to insert a cannula into the vein. It requires exercise. Although it is difficult to place it on the arm alone, it is not difficult to place it on the dorsum of the hand and connect it to the IV line. Prominent and thick veins make the job easier. It is possible to test whether the cannula is in the vein with 0.9 saline and a syringe. However, I would say that the gravity-fed drip infusion system is unreliable.

 

[raghu1977]

My last surgery the nurse trying to run the IV messed up the needle and i was leaking blood all over. They had to tape up my left hand and another nurse came over and ser it up in my other hand.

Its not as easy as it looks / sounds. And if you are squeamish about blood - not a great idea. Im not pretty squeamish but seeing my blood flowing out so freely gave even me a moment of pause.