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could be a very nice piece for a threat set IMO
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I was wondering, if the TB trinket Impatience of youth (http://www.wowhead.com/item=62469) would be a viable multi-purpose tanking trinket.
321 Mastery is good (same as the other TB trinket) and 1605 Strength on use could be both: a major threat increase (though it shouldn´t be too important) and a small avoidance bonus, since you get 25% of your strength as parry rating.
I know that there is a resistance use version around, but I plan to get the strength one for my arms gear anyway, so I´d like to hear some opinions on using it as a tanking trinket.
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could be a very nice piece for a threat set IMO
If you were so inclined, you could also exploit the 2 hour refund policy to 'have both' like I did in ICC.
Na, I will get both of them anyway, it´s just a matter of time, TB ownership and beeing able to decide, whether I find daily quests or archeology more boring :X
But I think for bosses that are doing a bigger part of melee damage, Impatience should be the better choice than the resist one (can´t remember it´s name...mirror or something?^^).
Mirror of Broken Images is a fundamental piece of at least warrior tanking cooldowns nowadays since shield block won't help us versus magical damage and you just don't have last stand or shieldwall on eg every electrocute.
I have both, I bought the mirror first. It's situational, certainly, but gets used often enough to be worthwhile. The strength on use effect of the dps trinket doesn't yield very much parry, so you are really just looking at the passive mastery or threat on use. I use it for trash/heroics and for experimenting with mastery.
A tank should never have threat problems, buy the tanking trinket instead.
To echo what has all ready been said - I all ready have enough tools in my arsenal to handle physical damage (IMO). Anything that helps with magic damage is always a huge boon.
Also, I'm not sure the STR trinket is given enough credit for it's defensive value. The on-use comes out to about 2% Parry after DR - which is about .33% averaged out over the course of a fight if you use it on CD. Plus - like other on-use trinkets - it's value is increased on tank swap fights, or other fights where there are interuptions in you getting your face smashed in.
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But I think the AGI version works out as about 4.5% dodge, after DR. (At least for prot pallies, STR gives 25% parry; AGI gives about 60% dodge).
I'll get the STR one third (after AGI and resistance), but for dps offspec and possibly prot pvp; not for tanking.
For warriors it loos like...
The AGI trinket gives ~3.9% dodge w/mark and ~6.9% crit
The STR trinket gives ~2.9% parry and almost 3400 AP
Either would really work then, it just depends on what your dodge or parry is at... and your feelings on HtL


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People need to learn that that the first part of H HoR is CC fight, not a mob tank and spank. If more players used their CC abilities (or even remembered they had them), it would make it sooooo much easier.
People need to learn that that the first part of H HoR is CC fight, not a mob tank and spank. If more players used their CC abilities (or even remembered they had them), it would make it sooooo much easier.
So i've noticed everyone is saying to run infront of the lich king in the second piece... I 've actually found standing at the door and waiting for that whirling white shit around him to start... Once he starts walking forward just follow him... Here's the key... The abominations and everything spawn right ontop of the tank... which gives you a good 20 second head start on all mobs that come out.. its quite easy to handle the mobs this way too..
the first part really pisses me off though... blizzard may have made it a bit to challenging for people... most groups i've gotten wont get on vent to talk back and forth so you really have to know what your doing as any class, but specifically in this run... it makes dps actually do part of their jobs... CCing... because people havnt really been doing this for so long always feeling the tank should just grab it all and boom down they go... (these days are gone) people actually have to help the tank out in this, so i dont think its a tanks fault and we shouldnt be getting the blunt end because people cant get used to the fact that they do need to CC now.
i'll stop freakin out just had to put in my two cents... btw let me know if behind the lich king works out better for yas
Geezus pete. Had a DK do AotD on the last ice wall group that came out. Had two abominations turning like merry-go-rounds. Very irritating. Only issue I have with this dungeon is really to get DPS to follow your lead. Kill the targets you want kills and so far.
The waves for the first two bosses can be tank and spanked. Mostly focus fire the mage and priest then the mercenaries I would say. Other than that its pretty cake.
Considering that most of the mobs are melee (even the priests) it's pretty trivial to get them rounded up and then drag the bunch over to the ranged mob that pops.People need to learn that that the first part of H HoR is CC fight, not a mob tank and spank. If more players used their CC abilities (or even remembered they had them), it would make it sooooo much easier.
Sure, you get two ranged occasionally, but it's not too hard to deal with that. I'll usually drag the bunch to the hunter and occasionally feral charge/bash the mage. (And they don't do much damage anyway.)
I prefer not to use CC or LoS tricks on this fight. It's one of the few places that I actually get to work a little as a tank.
After a lot of dieing, and cycling out three different DPSers that just couldn't cut it we managed to do this with a not so great healer.
Warrior tank. We did this the hall way strat. I had a paladin and rogue, the paladin would usually pentence a mage or priest possibly turn undead if we had two mages. The only real problem you run into with tanking some of the ranged ones is if you get stunned by a mercenary. Our Kill order was Priest > Mercenary > What ever is left/not cced.
It's important to remember that you can drag the Hunters to you with disarm if you have to, and to kill the hallucination of the mage before the mage. Make sure you're standing the furthest out when each spawn starts to get aggro and your DPS knows to focus/ LoS something if they're getting hit. Only had some one die if I got CC'd to hell by the mobs.
The strat here of tanking the Aboms and focusing the witches worked like a charm for us, we cycled out the rogue for his bank alt Arms war and it was easy mode.
Was wondering if anyone had some wise suggestions for the Fear boss? We got killed like 3 times on him, but that's mostly a healer fight.. isn't it?
I have not done this, as Warr tank, yet, but as Shadow Priest. The alcove, I think, is still best, but what I would do as Warrior tank, would be to position more out front of the alcove, to grab aggro, and charge/intercept the melee and riflemen, who seem to enjoy heading straight for the clothies. As Shadow, I could handle the riflemen, although they slowed my casting down a lot--the buggers. But the melee mobs hurt--I would kite them to the tank, or Fade, and that would do the trick. More than once, I've stood between them and the healer to draw aggro, too. Perhaps a melee dps, in the group could watch for them, and drag them out of the alcove to the tank, too.
Point is, in that fight, the tank needs the dps to wait extra long, for him to gain aggro, with each wave, and that reduces the mobs peeling off to harry the others, but the dps, and healer have to be smart, too, and not stand there like deer in headlights, getting hit, while they try to do the usual dot and burn...go to tank, let him gain aggro, then go back in alcove. Don't wait for tank to taunt, or intervene, as he may not see, or be able to leave four or more mobs to do so, depending on stage of the fight. Use CC, or avoidance abilities, on whomever enters the alcove (or gets behind the tank, in the hallway scenario). It's a frantic, but fun fight, if everyone gets this...
I must say, I completely forgot about shackle, as I've never used it before, but I will remember it, next time...melee mob, I'm looking at you!!
Oh, and when it gets to the mini boss, at the end of the waves? Everyone go outside the alcove, spread out, and throw up anti-fear trinkets, spells, interrupts. When not feared, burn him down!!
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Had done it a couple of times as a DPSer, but tried H-HoR as a tank for the first time this morning with a fresh 80 healer friend. I found it really difficult and we never were able to get past Falric. I had a lot of respect for tanks previously but after seeing HoR from the tank side, any tank that kept it under control, you're gods amongst men.
Having never played as a DK tank seriously probably did not help especially when I went into a spec I had no experience with (standard Frost). Long cooldown on death and decay made it difficult to use more than once per wave or risk not having it initially on the next wave. Through the first half of the AoE threat cycle, I found it immensely difficult to grab threat quickly with all the LULS MUST SPAM AOE DPSers (DnD -> Diseases -> Pestilence), I wouldn't even get to Howling Blast in time it felt like.
I have mixed feelings about hiding inside the LoS alcove. It makes sense but with DPSers that don't interrupt or move out of fire, having a mage drop flamestrike on that corner tended to get people killed because they took the stand in corner too literally.
As well, I felt as though I was taking a lot of damage the whole time with mobs dancing all around. If I wasnt able to position them with a hungering cold, they pretty much ran willy nilly hitting me from any direction.
I think it's also extra difficult given that even if you were lucky enough to random some DPS pugs that would CC, as a DK, you just ended up pestilencing and breaking it.
Taunt and run out of LoS works fine.
In HoR, there are two no-longer used WoW concepts that makes the fights stupidly easier.
1) LoS pulling (corners)
For the first one, this is pretty straightforward. I do suggest once the mobs get to you that everyone but the take get out of the corner, though. This prevent Flamestrikes/priest aoes from eating your crew.
For the second...Misdirect works great in here. Disarm works on the hunters, keeping them close. Stuns are godly, everyone that has them should be keeping the priest/mage locked down as much as possible. Ditto with interrupts. Death grip is great if you get a ranged mob out of control. Even if the DPS casts it, you can taunt back. Freezing arrow also works well on hunters/mages. Frost nova works great on EVERYTHING. So does Shackle. Yeah, shackle. Whens the last time you used that, kara probably? Works great though. If all else fails Turn Evil works, And this is also one situation where AoTD might not be a bad thing if things go south.
The problem is, all DPS cares about anymore is spamming their rotation and being at the top of the meter. If you can get them to remember they used to have a job BESIDES pewpewing things, this fight gets so much simpler.
I get shocked every time I see a dps throwing any form of ability that is not good only for dps these days.. Not to mention seeing DPS that actually know what a LOS pull is and recognize it when they see one
Well, I tried out "Shackle Undead", on the riflemen, and it worked...however, it got broken by aoe so quickly, that it was a waste of mana...
Has anyone even tried voice channel, in the randoms? I've yet to see anyone using it, or vent. Heck, over the last few days, hardly anyone bothers to even type, "thanks for the run", at the end...sigh...
Radical thought, I know, but could it be communication might be useful, on this fight?
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AoE threat is just absolutely mandatory regardless unless you managed to get a 5 repent hybrid paladin group or something since otherwise, they'll just eat the healer. And with no AoE threat outside of I guess chall shout/roar that is damage free, it's pretty difficult to actually do the whole shackle or trap thing if you even get a priest or hunter. Overall, i've found hard CC to be pretty... hard to actually pull off. One pestilence with the pestilence glyph if the target happens to be RNG'd a little too close and it's rendered worthless.
What else do you really have for control? I don't know about your experiences in random PUGs, but I am actually shocked if I get randomed anyone at all that interrupts (be they pummel, kick, counterspell, or anything at all) a single spell throughout an entire instance let alone in every wave for HoR. Forget dismantles or disarms no matter how much emphasis I even try to put on this.
So the question is, how would you do HHoR if you factor in the lowest common denominator. Surely someone has a more foolproof way unless the answer is leave the instance immediately if you don't get a good group.
Can the tank carry non-cooperative DPS (the standard run of the mill randoms) through HHoR without being a paladin tank or am I being too hopeful? I'm not even concerned, in the least bit, over the 2nd half of the instance since the tank can carry, but i'm not so sure about the first half.
One thing I would like to add (as a warrior tank) concerning the long run at the end:
Save TC. If your dps is burning the witch doctors like they SHOULD be and aren't harassing the aboms, you should have an easy time holding them with just cleave and devastate. That way, as new waves of aboms and doctors come in, your TC is always available to grab them as they run by (and I usually wait until they get a hair beyond me before I TC, that way, they take a step or 2 past me and turn to face me, keeping them facing away from group with little to no movement on my part). This usually gets the witch doctors and the aboms all on me. For the occasional mob that gets through, a quick taunt or HT will suffice, then I spam cleave and rotate devastate again. As long as you don't have a dk itching to AotD, you're golden.
I'm not familiar with other tank classes spells and abilities, but I'm sure there are similar mechanics they can use in this situation.
It took me a couple of runs, but I have found a pretty darn near perfect way to make the trash waves significantly less annoying (as long as there's a Pally in the group). Eisen mentioned it, but Turn Evil is amazing in here. As each wave is spawning, I stand out in the middle of which ever boss alcove we're in so I can see what mobs are spawning in what positions. If possible, I pick out one of the Footman and fear him as soon as I can cast on him. With a decent group, you can get through a mob and a half before the Footman can make his way back to you.
I'm also a fan of using the Glyph of Turn Evil in this instance. Despite the +8 seconds that get added to the CD, the instant cast makes it possible to quickly re-fear your mob if your DPS is having trouble burning through the larger waves. I tend to swap out my Glyph of Divine Plea when HoR comes up on the random rotation. It's a nice glyph when I'm doing a raid instance, but a little sub-par for heroics.


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Chip maker Freescale has launched a reference design from which ARM-based handheld internet tablet can be forged. The basic spec incorporates a 7in, 1024 x 600 touchscreen, Flash storage, SD card expansion, Bluetooth 2.1 and 802.11n Wi-Fi connectivity. Freescale - formerly part of Motorola - has put in a battery that, when …
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Licence costs?
Mobile phone gear is expensive licence costs. Hence a cheap reference design won't include it. Unless it's a Qualcomm or Broadcom reference design.
If the iTablet / iSlate is as locked to iTunes as is suggested, it might be ARM rather than Atom based. I doubt Apple will want people to buy it and put XP, or Linux (Android, Moblin, Maemo or Ubuntu flavours) on it and break link to iTunes.
Arguably the iPod was about using iTunes to sell iPods. But iphone & iTouch would seem to be about more control and making money from iTune Apps.
Add periodical subscriptions to iTunes for iSlate.
It depends on Price, 3G bundling and extra bells & Whistles as to the future of Arm MIDs / tablets and netbooks that are not phones in your pocket.
Archos have now 3 generations of "tablet" Media players from 4.8" to 9" sizes. They appear to have switched from Trolltech's QT and Linux to Linux+Android. Perhaps for App Store revenue and continued lock down with Nokia having bought Trolltec and wanting open devices?
I'd take MS (WinMo/WinCE or XP), Moblin, Maemo, Unbuntu or even Gentoo in preference to vendor Locked And MegaCorp controlled Android or iPhone/iSlate perversions of OSX
" I doubt Apple will want people to buy it and put XP, or Linux (Android, Moblin, Maemo or Ubuntu flavours) on it and break link to iTunes."
lol, you're funny!
Where's the 3G HSDPA?
What are they thinking?
What is it about the phrase...
"reference design" you didn't understand?
So this will do everything I want
but because it doesn't automatically come crippled with bank account (or battery) draining apps the above posters think it wont be of use.
Why do some people think portable devices need to be 'owned' by a provider?
I'll take at least one I can buy it outright and not be tied to some stupid package/provider like the Iphone or BlackBerry
Why does everything...
...have to be a bloody phone!
If it's cheap enough, then it could be a photoviewer, VSCC (tm), media player, receipe book, notepad etc etc...
You can't see?
'Anywhere' connectivity enhances the device capabilities. I had an iPod Touch and loved it - except that if I wasn't in range of an open (to me) WiFi hotspot it turned into just a big MP3 and video player (OK, this was before apps). More connectivity = more flexibility and therefore more options for use.
But make it optional. I like the Linux option in particular.
So basically it's a Nokia N800...
.. with a slightly bigger screen.
When did Android stop being Linux?
Mr Smith, as I'm sure several people will have already pointed out, Android *is* Linux. To suggest otherwise (as you've done twice in your text) plays into Google's hands by making it easier for them to distance themselves from the responsibility they owe to the software that underpins these big plans of theirs, and to the people who wrote it. The majority of ordinary people will assume instinctively that Android is something that clever Mr Wonka & Co. invented all by themselves, and I doubt there will be much effort spent in Mountain View to disabuse anyone of that notion.
Believe me, I am not about shoving Linux advocacy down people's throats, but Linux's whole ecosystem deserves to benefit from the increased recognition that triumphs like Android have earned it. Frankly, for a tech rag this is a pretty poor factual slip.
On-topic for a moment, the tablet spec looks rather appealing to me and I hope some good manufacturers who give a shit about build quality will run with it (without jacking the price above £125-150 if possible, please). Whatever OS it comes with is probably not a big deal to me; if it doesn't do things how I want it to, I'll stick *another* version of Linux on it =)
Looks quite good. But you can't click on the poicture
It would be good too take a closer look at those interfaces. Also is there a minimum level of memeory spec'd for this?
Not with those interfaces and a wireless router I think VoIP should be possible. No phone needed in house.
Who (if) anyone actually uses this reference model is another matter but I like it.
"odd, perhaps, given the close association between ARM processors and smartphones."
Not odd, perhaps, given how maintaining phone ability on a tablet computer would drain the battery in a couple hours.
There is much, much more to be obtained from ARM than just phones. Just because Microsoft can't port their useless OS to this architecture doesn't meant it's just for phones.
and as mentioned above, it will be running Linux no matter what. At least for now.
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I once feared the idea of working with wire. Once I started I gravitated towards making wire styled rings. I love large beads and buttons to use in my designs. They can make such great statements!
Components:Copper wire 22 gauge , bead with 3 holes - This bead was found by my design partner. As soon as I saw it I knew I had to use it in a ring design!
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Vanessa, this ring is stunning! Wonderful wirework, too! I've made rings with buttons, too — such fun!
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This fight is not too terribly difficult compared to the other encounters on 10 man. Myself (holy priest) and a resto druid managed to two-man heal the entire run without wiping until Anub'arak. After two wipes we had it figured out and downed him. We found, in our first two wipes, that our raid was simply dying from a stacking debuff we couldn't identify, then later discovered it was from the non-elite adds that come into the fight. Having dealt with these adds with ranged dps only, it almost completely negated any raid damage during that phase and simplified the healing required for the fight a tremendous amount. Aside from spike tank damage and an add rush, we found that this was the biggest issue for healing.
Glad your server was actually capable of doing it!
On ours he wasn't there. Was good fun.
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We found this fight to be rather easy on 10-man Normal. It appears that Penetrating cold will only affect the MT, and it's more of a nuisance rather than a real problem.
One of the keys to winning for us was having the tanks stay away from the non-elite adds (thereby avoiding the poison debuff) during the burrow phase. This made it significantly easier for our healers to heal through Anub'arak's very damaging hits. Other wipes were due to chase targets not leading him to permafrost patches. So, the quick and dirty for this fight seems to be:
1. Have one ranged designated for shooting down permafrost.
2. DPS elite adds while OT keeps them on permafrost.
3. Kite Anub'arak into permafrost during burrow phases.
4. Save cool-downs and Bloodlust/Heroism for phase 3.
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For the record, we did not have nearly as hard a time with Anub'arak as we've had with the faction champions. This was the first week we downed the faction champions, we've now cleared the raid on 10-man normal. If Anub'arak is a preview of the 10-man heroic, then we'll probably start knocking on those doors as Anub was exactly that: a nub(sic).
Well we were convinced we could avoid the burrow phase and coincidentally wiped all night lol. I am so glad to know it can't be avoided so we can stop trying that lol.
We stumbled into Anub last night as our last attempt of the night after getting through the Twins and without much strategy other than what was posted on WowWiki managed to one shot him (10 man.) Going in uninformed we had 3 healers, a warrior MT and a paladin OT who went ret for the fight since I misread the strategy and didnt realize there were adds. Paladin and dps had no problems with the adds during P1 and in P2 other than the stacking debuff they weren't an issue. We tried to keep everyone on the permafrost as much as possible (probably due to a slight misunderstanding of mechanics) and it worked out really well, especially in P2 since no one was getting ganked by Anub. P3 is just a burn like Reij mentioned.
I translated this on-the-fly while we were standing in front of him and I got a shweet tanking sword.
Could be an issue with Grid, but has anyone had luck adding Penetrating Cold as a debuff in Grid? Our healers didn't have any luck with this last night and I'm wondering if it was isolated, we have the incorrect name, grid, or something else. Will make healing this puppy in P3 a much nicer battle.
Yah, I got him basically completely on to a patch of permafrost and he still burrowed, so I was thinking the original video had that error.
Plus the tooltip says "Prevents MOST creatures from burrowing." That'd be a funny thing to write if it actually prevented everything from burrowing.
WoW tooltips are infallible, after all.
phase 3 is soooo hard for trigger happy healers I relied specifically on my LHW critting on the tank to heal people when their health dropped low. Otherwise my heals hit too hard and people complained on phase 3.. Soooo hard to fight the urge to top everyone off during that phase :-/
[2-07-08 08:57 AM] Enelrad: hahaha, that and you're ugly! Ugly tanks tank better
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Thanks, Garrodd. Going to log in and double check my spelling. Hopefully just something goofy that I did.
One thing to note, if you look up on Wowwiki and other sites, they claim that his Ice block attack he does on the main tank is only occuring in 25man, this is untrue. We got him down last night and he does do this attack in 10 man. The attack itself isn't terribly dangerous in terms of damage but 3 seconds of no avoidance is where you potentially run into spike damage.
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And actually Cider.. An amendum you may add to this for the guilds having trouble out dpsing the enrage timer in phase 3..
Keeping people at 50% makes this very hard on yourself. You can just let most people sit around 2K-5K hp and hit them randomly with a heal. Mana really should not be an issue in this phase at all. Remember, its 10-20% of current hp, with a 250minimum. So even at 2K health it takes 8 ticks to kill someone. Honestly, if people are dying in phase 3.. its because they have an add on them or your healers fell asleep. It's a pretty trivial raid healing encounter contrary to what people claim.
This also nullifies the amount of health he drains, making the dps check much lower as well to finish him off. (I cant claim credit for this tip though.. it was the officers in my guild that brought it up.)
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Agreed klor,
the key point is to let your raid get as low as your raid is comfortable with. The lower your raid sits at the less of a dps check it becomes because he heals for less, the biggest thing is just to know NOT to top people off except the main tank.
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So did we and we still managed to push him into p3, but hit the enrage timer. Kinda irritating when they change something that big from the ptr to live, but hey, what can you do?
If you sit people at 2k hp and they get hit with a penetrating cold, they are just about insta-dead. If you have healers that are incredibly quick, it should work, but for most people 5k hp is a good buffer to keep people alive through the dot.
Wise men say "forgiveness is divine," but never pay full price for late pizza.
Maybe 25 man will be different, but the 10 man version was a pushover. We 1 shot him while trying the "keep him on permafrost" strategy. Our warrior main tank got crunched during the 1st ice block (not sure what its called) and I had to tank everything for the remainder of the fight. Would have been funny for someone else listening in on the vent. "Don't wipe it. See how far we can get." *5-7 min later* Guild spammed with [Call of the Crusade (10 player)].
Could someone tell me what the debuff tracker mod Lore is using top center in his screen is called?
(Before you waggle your finger at me and tell me to consult his UI thread, please note that this mod is not included nor mentioned in any of his documentation or any of the replies.)


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PPA-GG CR Side Effects
Generic Name: guaifenesin / phenylpropanolamine
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Applies to guaifenesin / phenylpropanolamine: oral capsule extended release, oral liquid, oral tablet, oral tablet extended release
No serious side effects from guaifenesin and phenylpropanolamine are expected. Seek emergency medical attention if you experience an allergic reaction (difficulty breathing; closing of your throat; swelling of your lips, tongue, or face; or hives).
Other, less serious side effects may be more likely to occur. Continue to take guaifenesin and phenylpropanolamine and talk to your doctor if you experience
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Side effects other than those listed here may also occur. Talk to your doctor about any side effect that seems unusual or that is especially bothersome.
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Applies to guaifenesin / phenylpropanolamine: oral capsule extended release, oral liquid, oral tablet, oral tablet extended release
Cardiovascular adverse effects may be associated with the use of phenylpropanolamine. Phenylpropanolamine can cause a significant rise in heart rate. Hypertension and arrhythmias may be problematic in susceptible patients. Cardiovascular side effects have also included an increased risk of hemorrhagic stroke.
Phenylpropanolamine causes vasoconstriction which usually does not result in blood pressure elevations in healthy adults given normally prescribed dosages. However, phenylpropanolamine administration may be problematic for patients with preexisting hypertension and those receiving higher dosages. In general, 75-mg of sustained-release phenylpropanolamine will not produce a significant increase in blood pressure in normotensive patients, but 150-mg of sustained-release phenylpropanolamine can.
The combination of caffeine and phenylpropanolamine is more apt to cause hypertension. Although caffeine is no longer added to phenylpropanolamine as an anorexiant, this combination is available as "look-alikes" for amphetamines. Hypertensive crisis has occurred occasionally subsequent to overuse, overdose, and ingestion of normally recommended doses. Hypertensive crisis may be accompanied by headache, blurred vision, confusion, intracranial hemorrhage, encephalopathy, or seizures.
Arrhythmias may be produced in predisposed patients. The majority of reports of arrhythmias involve overuse or overdose. Rarely, high doses of phenylpropanolamine may cause chest pain and evidence of myocardial injury.
One study reported that taking phenylpropanolamine increases the risk of hemorrhagic stroke in women. Men may also be at risk. Although the risk of hemorrhagic stoke is very low, the FDA recommends that all use of phenylpropanolamine be discontinued.
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Phenylpropanolamine produces nervous system stimulation, resulting in tremor, anxiety, insomnia, dizziness, and nervousness. Headache may also occur. Guaifenesin may rarely cause dizziness and headache.
Seizures may occur in rare cases of hypertensive crisis due to phenylpropanolamine and have been reported with normally recommended doses as well as in cases of overuse or overdose.
There have been anecdotal reports of cerebrovascular hemorrhage largely associated with an uneven pattern of cerebrovascular spasm referred to as vascular beading. Vascular beading has also been reported in the absence of hemorrhage. Intracranial hemorrhage has almost always been associated with hypertension.
Psychotic reactions to phenylpropanolamine have occurred in patients receiving normally recommended doses and in cases of abuse. In a few patients phenylpropanolamine appears to have exacerbated an underlying bipolar disorder which was previously undiagnosed.
A psychotic episode consisting of abnormal behavior was reported in a young woman following a week of therapy with Naldecon (phenylephrine, phenylpropanolamine, chlorpheniramine, and phenyltoloxamine) and amantadine. The patient had no personal or family history of psychiatric illness and no history of recreational substance use. It is uncertain whether the episode was due to the amantadine, the phenylpropanolamine or another component in the Naldecon, or an interaction between the drugs.
Psychiatric reactions to phenylpropanolamine occur infrequently but include acute mania, anxiety, paranoia, confusion, agitation, and hallucinations. These reactions may be more common in women.
Gastrointestinal complaints most commonly reported with phenylpropanolamine are anorexia and gastric irritation. Nausea and vomiting have occurred in conjunction with hypertensive episodes. Guaifenesin may cause gastrointestinal upset and vomiting, most often with higher than recommended doses.
Hypersensitivity reactions to phenylpropanolamine may occur.
Rarely, phenylpropanolamine may cause acute interstitial nephritis.
Rash may rarely occur in patients taking guaifenesin.
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And on this, her sixth season in business, Mrs Beckham is getting better and better. What started as a capsule collection of dresses that looked like her personal wardrobe, has expanded into something more fully formed. 'I've eased up the corsetry a lot,' she explained.' I've travelled and loosened up in my own skin. I feel I have evolved as a person and this has evolved as a collection.'
The dresses all start with a very neat shoulder (sans pads, but cut sharply and close to the natural line). And for lovers of the second skin column there are still lots to choose form in the dense jersey rib ('women love how it holds them in') that she has made her signature fabric, like her 100th dress with seams circling the body. 'I started numbering the dresses six seasons ago back when I started and never thought I'd get to this point.'
But more interesting were the easier shapes cut with gentle volume and movement: a cerise swing dress cut above the knee in four meters of heavy wool crepe. A kingfisher blue dress knee length cocoon dress cut in silk gazar. Or the floor length pleated dress with soft draped neckline. 'I love pleats but never knew how to wear them,' she explained of a dress in saffron wool with drop waist and knife pleated skirt. 'The pleats were ironed in by hand in the studio.' She called the colours of ochre, saffron, brick and scarlet, her 'desert brights'.
She 'decided to have a go at coats' for the first time: a simple shape with vertical seams and stand up collar or a drop waisted pleated option were perfect companion pieces for those slim dresses and ladylike bags. The bag collection has expanded to include over the body cashmere duffles and a collaboration with Christian Louboutin has provided some pretty fabulous straight knee high boots.
With Anna Wintour on her front row and a room full of fashion A-listers, Victoria Beckham has become a fully fledged fixture of the NY collections.
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