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Medical Forum / Diseases and Disorders / Lupus / June 2004OT Weird post
There's a weid post on the newsgroup. It's crossposted to other newsgroups. It's nothing to do with our Maggie at all... Best to just skip over it and not reply to it. It's not just this newsgroup. It or similar is being posted to many newsgroups. Trollls....(troublemakers). Above all, please don't let it upset you. This newsgroup is pretty good for not having lots of posts like that. For this, we need to be truly grateful :-) Hugs to all J > There's a weid post on the newsgroup. It's crossposted to other > newsgroups. > It's nothing to do with our Maggie at all... J Morning J :))) I see you caught another bad post from a troll ! We are very lucky that there are so few here , but with schools out our newbys here can expect more than normal. Now one from me to you J. celebrex , Marcia is on it , but I here that there is a study that it may have more bad points than good. Would you be so kind as to see what your search skills can find ? Bruce On. " and I always support our Maggie , no matter what bridge she is living under :))) " > Morning J :))) > > I see you caught another bad post from a troll ! > We are very lucky that there are so few here , but with schools out our > newbys here can expect more than normal. Morning Bruce :))) Good to see ya ! Hopefully not, but maybe you're right. > Now one from me to you J. celebrex , Marcia is on it , but I here that > there is a study that it may have more bad points than good. Would you be so > kind as to see what your search skills can find ? Not sure what points. Some of these I've seen on newsgroups There's a claim that they "bent the rules" when producing study results as to GI bleeding or other. I also saw mention of heart and kidney (so I'll let you pick through these) http://msnbc.msn.com/id/3076836/ http://www.arthritisinformation.net/Ibuprofen/page1.htm http://my.webmd.com/content/article/83/97855.htm http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2004/06/040622013550.htm These two are more about how somebody lied ... http://www.mercola.com/2002/jun/12/celebrex.htm http://www.mercola.com/2002/jun/12/celebrex.htm If none of this is what you're looking for, you'll have to be more specific and/or I'll have to think on how to search it better. > Bruce On. " and I always support our Maggie , no matter what bridge she is > living under :))) " Yep, well, the only bridge I want to see her under, is in Venice, with XXX and the boat paddler serenading them. :-)) J Hi Brucie BG> There is a new thing now, the vioxx is helping to attribute to MORE problems with Congestive heart failure. Celebrex does not but it still does come with a warning that is causes bleeding ulcerations of stomach. LIKE all NSAIDS. so if you weigh the options, like I am. I use the celebrex myself. If you have some kind of allergic reaction to sulfa, well the say you can't take celebrex either, but some do. figure that one out. Has to do with chemical makeup of the drug. They all mess with the gut, believe me. SO if Marsha doesn't have to take it all the time, then that is better too. YOU behaving? me who else > Hi Brucie BG> > > There is a new thing now, the vioxx is helping to attribute to MORE > problems with Congestive heart failure. Celebrex does not but it still > does come with a warning that is causes bleeding ulcerations of stomach. > LIKE all NSAIDS. so if you weigh the options, like I am. http://www.clevelandclinic.org/heartcenter/pub/history/timeline/2001.asp Raising a Cautionary Flag About COX-2 Use in High-Risk Heart Patients: Eric J. Topol, M.D., and Steven E. Nissen, M.D., Chairman and Vice-Chairman of cardiovascular medicine at The Cleveland Clinic, performed a retrospective review of the original data submitted to the FDA in the randomized multicenter safety trials of rofecoxib (Vioxx) and Celecoxib (Celebrex). They found physicians should use caution when prescribing COX-2 inhibitors to patients with known coronary disease since these anti-inflammatory agents may lead to an increase in risk of heart attack and stroke. (I guess someone would have to get the study to find out more details Hugs sleepie > I use the celebrex myself. If you have some kind of allergic reaction to > sulfa, well the say you can't take celebrex either, but some do. figure [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > > me who else Too funny! It's gotta be about the Simpson's cartoon, I think. But that's Marge Simpson, not Maggie. I dunno...I was too scared to click it on! @¿@ Oh & that's 2 strikes, Brucie! LOL! Hugs4uBoth, Maggie |
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