MOTD (Meme of the Day)

[Ron]

Meh it sort of depends on teh situation. Both are COX inhibitors, pretty similar mechanism of action. Aleve has a much longer effect though 8+ hrs, but slower to kick in. So for gettin ga good night's sleep, its a better bet, just be sure to start a bit before bedtime.

Ive found naproxen synergizes with whiskey much better...
wait, what?

 

[UTfball68]

COX…mechanism of action…much longer effect…8+ hrs…for gettin good…its a better bet, just be sure to start a bit before bedtime.

Giggle giggle…because I’m 12…and that’s all I could read after I saw ‘cox’.

 

[BigClay]

 

[Futbalfantic]

But for real though...what about for back spasms/cramps while you sleep? I think I've hit an 'age milestone'. Before you know it, I'll be qualified to tell youngins real diesels didn't come out until 2015, and it was impossible to tow before then.

Flexeril

 

[Southern_Transplant]

Giggle giggle…because I’m 12…and that’s all I could read after I saw ‘cox’.

They're just talking about COX blockers.. what's so funny?

 

[Southern_Transplant]

 

[StretchASU]

 

[UTfball68]

They're just talking about COX blockers.. what's so funny?

cox/caulks/cocks…you have to function at a 12 year old level to get it.

 

[jeepinmatt]

Both are COX inhibitors, pretty similar mechanism of action.

We talking about wives again?

 

[RatLabGuy]

Giggle giggle…because I’m 12…and that’s all I could read after I saw ‘cox’.

You missed the word "inhibitor".

I mean its literally a blocker for cox.

 

[UTfball68]

You missed the word "inhibitor".

I mean its literally a blocker for cox.

And you missed my entire slice and dice of your post of weak sexual innuendo. Anyway…it made me giggle.

 

[Southern_Transplant]

cox/caulks/cocks…you have to function at a 12 year old level to get it.

You missed the word "inhibitor".

I mean its literally a blocker for cox.

See.. I said we were just talking about blockers of cox. We've all had experience dealing with those..

 

[skyhighZJ]

cox/caulks/cocks…you have to function at a 12 year old level to get it.

Oh, he got it thus his comment.
You live next to an airport?

 

[RatLabGuy]

And you missed my entire slice and dice of your post of weak sexual innuendo. Anyway…it made me giggle.

um, no, I did not. Is cox blockers lost on you?

Basically this is Aleve (or Ibuproven)

 

[UTfball68]

Oh, he got it thus his comment.
You live next to an airport?

Oh snap…definitely missed that one. I’m ashamed.

 

[UTfball68]

um, no, I did not. Is cox blockers lost on you?

Basically this is Aleve (or Ibuproven)

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Was lost on me…missed it, don’t even have an ‘I was drinking’ excuse.

 

[Southern_Transplant]

Was lost on me…missed it, don’t even have an ‘I was drinking’ excuse.

In all fairness, I haven't matured since I was 20.. so, it was still fresh in my mind...

 

[72Rockcruiser]

Flexeril

And Tramadol. Every night and I still hurt.

Gonna go start getting the cortisone shots soon.

 

[72Rockcruiser]

 

[72Rockcruiser]

 

[RatLabGuy]

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I always thought the answer was "Because of the women."

 

[jeepinmatt]

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MotoGP guys say 20 seconds. Well, unless you count from when they stop getting injured, in which case it's about 12 seconds.

 

[ponykilr]

But for real though...what about for back spasms/cramps while you sleep? I think I've hit an 'age milestone'. Before you know it, I'll be qualified to tell youngins real diesels didn't come out until 2015, and it was impossible to tow before then.

Have had issues since my bike crash in 04. I have a cervical fusion but I refused the lumbar fusion.

I take Meloxicam/Mobic daily. It is a fairly strong NSAID. I have Zanaflex for spasms, it is less prone to knock you out compared to Flexeril.

I take gabapentin for the sciatica, it has been a miracle for me but isn’t tolerated by everyone. My back trouble was brought out by the crash but is hereditary. My sisters have degenerative spine disorder too and neither can take gabapentin.

The 2 best things for me have been regular use of my inversion table and regular chiropractor care. I was a skeptic of chiro, but am a believer now. My suggestion is to find one that isn’t the “hocus pocus” kind and is a scientific minded doc that focuses on the problem

 

[Tom@Hilltop_Machine]

 

[Tom@Hilltop_Machine]