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Phentermine, Neurontin for a 42-year old woman
This is a personalized study for a 42 year old female patient who has Weight Loss, Headache - Mixed Tension Migraine. The study is created by eHealthMe based on reports of 21 female patients aged 42 (±5) who take the same drugs from FDA and social media.
What are the drugs
Phentermine (latest outcomes from 12,965 users) has active ingredients of phentermine hydrochloride. It is often used in obesity.
Neurontin (latest outcomes from 57,748 users) has active ingredients of gabapentin. It is often used in neuralgia.
What are the conditions
Weight loss (latest reports from 98,518 patients) can be treated by Phentermine Hydrochloride, Phentermine, Adipex-p, Alli, Meridia, Garcinia Cambogia.
Headache - mixed tension migraine (headache that has characteristics of both a tension headache and a migraine headache) (latest reports from 519 patients) can be treated by Fioricet, Excedrin, Topamax, Fiorinal, Topiramate.
On Jul, 26, 2014: 21 females aged 37 (±5) who take Phentermine, Neurontin are studied
Information of the patient in this study:
Age: 37
Gender: female
Conditions: Weight Loss, Headache - Mixed Tension Migraine
Drugs taking:
- Phentermine (phentermine hydrochloride): used for < 1 month
- Neurontin (gabapentin): used for 1 - 6 months
eHealthMe real world results:
Comparison with this patient's adverse outcomes:
|Number of reports
among females aged 37 (±5) who take the drugs
|2 (9.52%)
(as an adverse outcome could be a symptom of a condition, additional studies are listed to help identify the cause: for example, regardless of which drug is taken, how many female HBP patients aged 50 (±5) have nausea)
|Symptom (click a symptom for in-depth analysis)
|Number of reports
among females aged 37 (±5) who have the condition, regardless of which drug is taken
|Aggitation in Weight Loss
|1 (0.04%)
|Aggitation in Headache - Mixed Tension Migraine
|0 (0.00%)
(as an adverse outcome could be a side effect of a drug, additional studies are listed to help identify the cause: for example, how many female Aspirin users aged 50 (±5) have nausea)
|Side effect (click a side effect for in-depth analysis)
|Number of reports
among females aged 37 (±5) who take the same drug
|Aggitation in Phentermine
|0 (0.00%)
|Aggitation in Neurontin
|0 (0.00%)
Drug effectiveness over time :
|< 1 month
|1 - 6 months
|6 - 12 months
|1 - 2 years
|2 - 5 years
|5 - 10 years
|10+ years
|not specified
|Phentermine is effective
(1 of 1 people)
|Neurontin is effective
(0 of 1 people)
(1 of 1 people)
Most common drug interactions over time * :
|< 1 month
|1 - 6 months
|6 - 12 months
|1 - 2 years
|2 - 5 years
|5 - 10 years
|10+ years
|not specified
|Dyspnoea Nos
|Cervical Spinal Stenosis
|Plantar Fasciitis
|Chest Pain
|High Blood Pressure
|Morbid Obesity
|Morbid Obesity
|Tmj Disorders
|High Blood Pressure
|Suicidal Ideation
|Cervical Spinal Stenosis
|Oedema Lower Limb
|Plantar Fasciitis
|Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus
* Some reports may have incomplete information.
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GERD is so much worse. Acid and food getting in my mouth when i bend over. Miserable. GERD started one year ago after i had taken gabapentin for awhile if memory serves me correctly.
Tim J on Jul, 10, 2011:
I took this drug and it killed 40 percent of my achilles tendon.
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I developed torticollis soon after starting abilify. At the same time, I developed pain in my left side. An MRI revealed 4 ruptured disks in my spine, a known cause of torticollis.
Conclusion: I have no idea (neither, it seems, do the doctors). But I found abilify very effective for its purpose.
I take the Zofran to offset the extreme nausea that the Cymbalta gives me. Zofran is magical.
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Replacement For No-Longer-Needed In-Wall Air Conditioner?
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Q: We updated our new house with central AC, so we no longer need the wall AC that was put in by the previous owner. We've yet to remove it because we have no idea what to put there to fill the hole that will be left. There is another room that runs about 2/3rds the length of the wall behind this one, so we can't add a transom type window along the top. I've been hesitant to hang art because I think it will look off balance. Any suggested would be appreciated!
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You could fix the hole. It's not that hard to patch in some wall board, mud the seams, sand it and paint it.
My parents had a similar issue in their first house. My parents ended up getting a window put in there (even though it was kind of an odd place). It looked odd for a few years until my mom got a clear, leaded glass ("stained" glass) window custom built to go over it. After that, it really seemed like it fit a lot better and it looked great!
Not sure you'd want to do that, just thought I'd share an idea. :)
I would restore it to the original, even if it means re-siding, brick, whatever is on the outside.
Fix it to make a seamless wall; unless you're really a pro, have a pro with good references do it. There could be an issue with paint matching requiring the whole wall/room to be repainted but it will look far better than any 'hole hiding'.
We'll have to do the same, soon. I agree with repairing the wall so it looks as though a hole was never there. On both sides!
I agree with the majority of the previous commentors about getting it patched by a pro. I think any other choice will bother you for years to come due to the off-balance issue. It will be worth the $!
Why wouldn't you just patch the hole?
I guess the inexpensive alternatives would be some large art, or several evenly spaced art pieces across the wall, a gallery wall, or a freestanding screen in front of it.
Have the wall fixed, both sides....no question about it. Then hang art where it makes sense to hang art, not to hide a hole in the wall, that's tacky.
While I strongly--really strongly--recommend drywalling to make this problem go away, if you don't want to do that, you could make a faux window by hanging full length drapes there (and on the other side of the room for symmetry).
textiles, I can't say it better than you already have.
You could run a shelf the length of the wall just below the opening to arrange photos, art and other objects. That would allow you to balance out the large piece that would have to go in front of the opening.
That being said, the cheapest route is likely to patch the hole.
Good Luck!
If patching the wall is a concern, I'd go with really big art centered on the wall that's big enough to hide the hole. I was thinking about making a big wooden frame to fill that wall, then staple fabric over the frame. It would be big, cheap, lightweight and you could switch the fabric anytime you like.
My first choice would be to patch the wall. Second choice would be to change out the two small tables and have one side table that you could place one large piece of art above.
Drywall, plaster and paint (and appropriate siding on reverse). Just fix it, or if you don't feel qualified, buck up and pay- it shouldn't be too expensive. A professional job should look seamless from inside so problem solved. A diy job will likely have noticeable seams, so if you can't live with that go professional. Or get art big enough to both cover it all AND look "centered" over the bar area.
One thing about Apartment Therapy is that the balance is tipped way in favor of thinking about how homes look, at the expense of acknowledging how homes function. If the comments advising professional drywall patching haven't been convincing enough yet, just think about the insulation opportunity and not so much about what the wall looks like. That hole in the wall can't be as airtight as an intact, nicely insulated wall would be.
leaving a hole will invite insects and critters into your home.....
cut a piece of drywall to fit hole then tape, mud, sand, paint....
if this is to much for you hire out the work
I'm a bit confused... a lot of people are simply saying to repair the drywall, but wouldn't the air conditioner go through to the outside so you also need to repair the ouside of the house (which would be a lot trickier)? I'm honestly just curious because I'm confused.
I think if I spent money on installing central air, I would want all remnants of the previous cooling systems gone. I would want the wall completely restored, inside and out, as though the wall unit a/c was never there. Whatever that took.
I'm with miabica, if you spend a few thousand installing C/Air, don't cheap out with fixing the hole, spend the cash.
Repair the outside but maybe put a cabinet in the inside. Whenever I see one of those bar carts I think "extra things to wipe and dust"! Put some of the alcohol in the cupboard and just keep out a few decorative bar items
Fix it inside and out or pay for someone to do this.
Like many others, I would definitely suggest making it so that you'd never know it was there. If you decided to go the photo/art route though, you'd have no choice but to do a gallery wall because of the height of this.
Definitely invest in fixing it correctly. Remove air conditioner and molding, drywall, mud and paint inside, repair exterior. Cost shouldn't be too much, even hired out.
I have this exact issue in a guest bedroom. My short term solution was to put a full length curtain, from ceiling to floor in front of the AC -hiding it- and making it appear there was a window there. I like some of the other short term suggestions offered: put a screen in front of it, a large piece of artwork or shelf....to hide the AC.
Long term, I too will need to put in a window or patch it. Until then, I'm set. Thanks for asking this quesiton.
My suggestion would cost more than fixing it, cut it out more, and make it a cabinet for liquor, and what not....You gotta fix it.
I can't imagine hanging a leaded glass window would be cheaper than just fixing it...? Is the exterior something really hard to fix?
And why wouldn't you want to hang a nice buffalo head there? Or perhaps a nice Boston fern in a fine, white beaded macrame hanger with a nice fat tassel?


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What to buy: Black cardamom pods are smoked over charcoal—they have an earthy, smoky flavor that gives this spice blend plenty of depth. Read Preeti's spice-buying tips, with links to online sources.
- 2 tablespoons coriander seed
- 1 tablespoon cumin seed
- 1 tablespoon fennel seed
- 1 teaspoon green cardamom pods
- 5 black cardamom pods
- 1 teaspoon whole cloves
- 1 (3-inch) cassia stick
- 6 dried Kashmiri chiles or arbol chiles
- 1 tablespoon black peppercorns
- Heat the oven to 350°F and arrange a rack in the middle.
- Combine the spices on a rimmed baking sheet and place in the oven. Check after 3 minutes to make sure they aren't browning. Continue to check their progress, and toast until hot and fragrant but not browned, about 8 minutes. Immediately transfer to a bowl and set aside until cool enough to handle.
- Using a coffee grinder dedicated for spices, grind to a fine consistency. Use at once or store in an airtight jar at room temperature for up to 3 days.


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It's just over two weeks until the 2014 edition of the Junior Eurovision Song Contest takes place in Malta. ESC Insight will be heading to the island of song (and our second shipyard of the year) to cover the event. Kicking off our coverage, Dr Paul Jordan looks at the contrasting views of the Junior Eurovision Song Contest across the continent.
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- 343 Explains the 20GB Day-One Download for the Master Chief Collection
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Last week, we learned that the Halo: Master Chief Collection will require a 20GB day-one download. Series director Frank O'Connor has explained that this download is not a patch, but game content to prevent the collection from releasing on two discs.
"That's not a patch," O'Connor explained on NeoGAF. "It's content. The game is designed to run as a single, unified product, digital is seamless obviously, but we also wanted disc users to have the same experience, without swapping discs. Since the bulk of it is MP or MP related, the logic is sound. There will ALSO be a TU in there, but that in itself is a tiny fraction of the content.
"We realize that this isn't ideal for everyone, but it's the path to the smoothest eventual experience," he added. "If fixes were required for Campaign, they would be very small, but that's not the case. All four campaigns will run directly from the disc without the content update. As will some custom game features. Again, the bulk of the CU is MP and MP related.
"Anything is feasible, it simply wasn't practical for this product, this year in this timeline. The Xbox One platform continues to improve and mature, arguably faster and more meaningfully than others and maybe next year two discs or some other method would have been the right approach, but this year it's the option we have available that on balance, makes the most sense for this giant, ambitious project.
"Do I understand the inconvenience and annoyance for some users? Of course. I'm not going to blow smoke or ignore it. For some folks it will be straight up annoying and I both apologize unreservedly for the irritance, and hope that the package and the way it works more than makes up for it."
This honestly makes me wonder if it's a better idea to just buy the whole game digitally in the first place. Also starting to wonder if this is just one more step to taking physical disc copies out of the mix for console gaming, something most PC gamers have already experienced.
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Jade Raymond, managing director for Ubisoft's Toronto studio, has left the company after ten years. She was the producer of the first Assassin's Creed game and executive producer for Assassin's Creed II, Watch_Dogs, and Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell Blacklist. She was also the leader behind founding the Toronto studio. On October 29th, Alexandre Parizeau will take over as the studio's managing director.
"I've spent 10 extraordinary years at Ubisoft, and I am proud to have been part of many of the best teams in the industry making truly remarkable games," Raymond said in a prepared statement. "This is one of the hardest decisions of my career, but the Toronto studio is strong and on a solid path. I'm confident that now is a good time for me to transition leadership of the studio to Alex and to pursue my other ambitions and new opportunities. Stay tuned for more on what's next for me, but for now, I'd like to thank Ubisoft for its partnership through the years, and I wish them the very best in all their next endeavours."
"On behalf of Ubisoft, I'd like to thank Jade for her leadership and many contributions over the years, and wish her all the best in her next adventures," said Yannis Mallat, CEO of Ubisoft Montreal and Toronto. "The Toronto studio is a key part of the Ubisoft global network, and Alex has been at the heart of the studio's growth over the years. He was the obvious choice to lead this talented group of people as they continue to develop amazing games."
No word yet on what Raymond will be doing next, but her departure is definitely the end of an amazing era for Ubisoft. I personally look forward to what her plans are.
|"Oh man... let's hope that Sarkeesian bitch never gets to see this thread :p - CJ_Parker"
Good news, folks. We got an invite to Activision's Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare event... thingy (sorry, I couldn't explain it better than that). So, we'll get a chance to try out the first few hours of the game, before it hits stores.
In the meantime, thanks to Steam, we now have the minimum system requirements for the PC edition of the upcoming shooter:
Minimum system requirements:
OS: OS: Windows 7 64-Bit / Windows 8 64-Bit / Windows 8.1 64-Bit
Processor: Intel CoreTM i3-530 @ 2.93 GHz / AMD PhenomTM II X4 810 @ 2.80 GHz or better
Memory: 6 GB RAM
Graphics: NVIDIA GeForce GTS 450 @ 1GB / ATI® Radeon™ HD 5870 @ 1GB or better
DirectX: Version 11 Network: Broadband Internet connection
Hard Drive: 55 GB available space
Sound Card: DirectX-compatible
|"Wonder why they are even bothering with a PC release? These Call of Doody games are console... - Whisky"
The game has over 60 levels, and will release on Steam and Humble Bundle tomorrow, October 21st. A Vita version will launch at a later date.
It's nothing we don't already know, but FIFA 15 has been selling more than any other game in the UK last week. It's in the top of the sales chart, just above Bethesda's recently released horror game The Evil Within and Gearbox Studios' new Borderlands game. Check out the full chart below:
- The Evil Within (Bethesda)
- Borderlands: The Pre-Sequel (Take-Two)
- Middle-Earth: Shadow of Mordor (Warner)
- Forza Horizon 2 (Microsoft)
- Alien Isolation (Sega)
- Destiny (Activision)
- DriveClub (Sony)
- Minecraft PlayStation Edition (Sony)
- F1 2014 (Codemasters)
Destiny's popularit seems to be dropping a bit. Still, Shadow of Mordor seems to be doing alright as well as Forza Horizon 2.
|"I realize this is a site run by Europeans (well, Vader any way) so that means a certain... - Whisky"
Right now, it appears the Borderlands: The Pre-Sequel is the most wanted game on Valve's digital delivery service, Steam. Shadow of Mordor and the new Civilization game are also high on the chart. Check it out:
- Borderlands: The Pre-Sequel
- Middle-earth: Shadow of Mordor
- Sid Meier's Civilization: Beyond Earth
- Counter-Strike: Global Offensive
- Borderlands: The Pre-Sequel - Season Pass
- Alien: Isolation
- The Evil Within
- Tomb Raider
- Crusader Kings II: Charlemagne
|"Aussie jokes, well that makes sense as the game was done by Gearbox Australia. - Whisky"
Their announcement trailer is below.
Final Fantasy XIV is Square Enix's current online Final Fantasy game, one that had a horrific launch but was repackaged and reborn as A Realm Reborn. The rebirth gave the game a much needed boost in playability as well as popularity.
Also, my day started with a damn tasty coffee and these:
|"Real men don't shit their pants. Except when they do. - Whisky"
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The Mad River Food Hub opened the processing rooms on October 17th 2011 having received it's meat processing permit from the Vermont Agency of Agriculture Meat Processing and Processing Permit from the Vermont Department of Health.
In the last three years there have been a number of Milestones
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November 2011 – Distribution to Mad River Valley, Washington and Chittenden County two days a week
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April 2012 – USDA grant of inspection for meat processing
January 2013 – Dry Aged Curing Facility under construction
July 2013 – Jacob Finsen takes over co-processing and starts Artisan Meats of Vermont
August 2013 – FDA Assistant Secretary Mike Taylor and team visit MRFH on FSMA tour
Fall 2013 – Dry Aged Curing Facility goes on-line for testing Salami production
Winter 2013/4 – Vermont Agricultural Development Program assists MRFH in strategic long term plan
March 2014 – Working with Stan Ward, lot tracking software is announced, supporting forthcoming FSMA regulation
June 2014 – Vermont Agency of Agriculture Meat Processing permit for Dry Aged Curing
July 2014 – Vermont Salumi retails first Salami produced at Mad River Food Hub
July 2014 – Joshua Gibbs joins as General Manager with extensive Restaurant, Food Safety and NECI background
August 2014 – In conjunction with VFVC and VCLF Equipment Access Program offered to Food Hub Customers
September 2014 – Greg Bove joins as Facilities and Operations Supervisor
September 2014 – Jacob Finsen transitions out to build Artisan Meats of Vermont
October 2014 – 3rd Anniversary
The Mad River Food Hub is a complex organization and is externally regulated by two Federal organizations and three State organizations. As the first Food Hub in the NE to offer a shared Meat and non Meat processing facility there were many regulatory hurdles and challenges that we have overcome in the last 3 years and I thank all the Agencies for their patience.
I especially want to thank Jacob Finsen for his efforts in building and operating the Mad River Food Hub in that time.
Joshua Gibbs now runs the Mad River Food Hub as General Manager supported by Greg and Eugene. My role will continue as coach, advisor and ambassador in addition to providing Consulting to the UVM Food Hub Management Certificate Program and the National Good Food Network Food Hub Community of Practice.
In the last three years we have supported over 160 customers resulting in hundreds of tons of local food being available to Vermonters.
Finally, there have been many people and organizations in the Mad River Valley and Vermont who have assisted us over the last 3 years. Thank you, the Mad River Food Hub exists today due to all your efforts and support.
Robin Morris – Founder Mad River Food Hub.


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Pro-life advocates say that legalizing euthanasia for one group can lead to a slippery slope that could someday mean euthanasia for all. Commonly, debaters point out the logical fallacy of the argument, and discussion ends. However, in Belgium, it s really happening just as the pro-life advocates feared.
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BRUSSELS, BELGIUM (Catholic Online) - Twin brothers living together in Belgium, deaf from birth, were told by a physician they would soon go blind. Supposedly unable to bear the thought of never seeing one another again, they chose euthanasia and were killed by lethal injection in a Belgian hospital on Dec. 14 of last year.
Doctors concluded the brothers were of sound mind and made the mutual decision fully aware of what they were doing, except perhaps from a moral standpoint. Belgian law permits euthanasia to be carried out by doctors if the patients make their wishes clear and are suffering pain, which is unbearable.
According to national statistics, a full one percent of all deaths in the country are now the result of euthanasia. Most of those cases are for terminal cancer. The suicide of the twin brothers is unusual because neither man was dying and their pain was psychological rather than physical.
According to a report in the Telegraph, the brothers worked as cobblers. Neither of the men has been named.
RTL Television reported that doctor David Dufor "presided over the euthanasia." The doctor stressed that the men made the decision to end their lives "in full conscience." He also added that it was a "relief" to see them end their suffering.
Just prior to their euthanasia procedure, the brothers enjoyed cups of coffee, and spoke with their parents. Dufor described that conversation in positive terms, saying it was "rich."
Despite the sanitary description of the euthanasia being offered by the doctor and the media, the horror story does not end with the ill-advised decision of these brothers. Instead, it takes a twist for the macabre as the legislature considers an amendment to the law, which could open the floodgates and allow euthanasia of Alzheimer sufferers and children.
For now, the amendment, offered by the Socialists, is tabled. The law would allow euthanasia of minors on the condition "they are capable of discernment, or beset by an incurable illness or suffering that cannot be alleviated." Of course, one must wonder how often children are truly capable of appreciating the ramifications of their decisions.
The forecast is that parliament will take up and eventually pass the amendment.
Physician assisted suicide is legal in a number of places including the Netherlands, Luxembourg, Switzerland, and in the U.S. state of Oregon. These pockets of legalized euthanasia have given rise to a sick form of tourism, suicide tourism.
Most suicide tourists come from surrounding European countries.
Virtually everything is troubling about this outbreak of suicides, induced by the spread of postmodern culture across Europe. It is troubling that doctors who swear an oath to do no harm are carrying out these procedures. Sometimes doing the deed personally, and sometimes only assisting, based on the laws where they work.
It is troubling that a criteria for suicide exists and that an increasingly liberal method of calculus is being used to determine who dies.
It is troubling that we now consider life so cheap that we can end it not just in the womb, but after birth too - and that a distinction is even made between the value of a life wracked by terminal illness and pain and a life without suffering. Indeed, there should be no distinction drawn between the two - life is life, no further distinctions are necessary.
Unfortunately, the slippery slope is a real thing, logical fallacy or not. Once you begin assigning finite value to life, you become a participant in the culture of death, assigning life and death to people based on subjective value criteria.
Ultimately, it becomes difficult to avoid comparison between the Nazi officers who divided death-camp arrivals between those who could work and those who would die.
With plans to expand the program now before Parliament, it is only a matter of time before we report the story of the first child euthanized in Belgium.
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