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RE: Lorazepam (Ativan) - Most Effective? - Popster - 05-05-2016
(05-05-2016, 02:35 PM)annaleighx12 Wrote:(05-04-2016, 10:43 PM)Popster Wrote: Doc's do do that....dumbing down........that's why we have to be in charge when we put things in our body.
i hear you on that, sir! i have one doctor who i see really frequently and have been seeing for about a decade who doesn't talk to me like i'm a total idiot. over the years i've "proved" to him that i'm relatively intelligent about my disease and have the capacity to read and evaluate actual medical/scientific literature, and i'm not just web md-ing everything!
I recently fired my Doc at the VA.
I called up 5 minutes later and asked for a new one. They said sure...would I consider a female Doctor. Now I know the female species has more empathy and kindness than their male counterpart so I was quick to say yes.
When I first met her she showed me notes on the computer screen that said "he doesn't like doctors".......being true, I didn't mind that it was in my records (in fact, it made me laugh).....and it sure showed me the trust and honesty of my new female doc. I liked her immediately. Later, having lab tests done, the technician noted my new doc and said...."do you know you have the best doctor here?" I stuck up for myself and hit the jackpot.....not the first time I learned that lesson, but it's always good to have reminders.
Talk about trust......I even told her I was self medicating (I think your/my doc should know everything).......she gave me a slight warning, listened to my reasons and accepted that I was responsible for my own decisions....didn't even make notes in my records........I wish all of you luck in your search for a smart doctor you can trust and have confidence in
RE: Lorazepam (Ativan) - Most Effective? - willie33 - 05-05-2016
Good for you, Popster!
RE: Lorazepam (Ativan) - Most Effective? - sdfalcons - 05-05-2016
There's nothing better than getting a good Doctor. It's hard but it is quite rewarding for the amount of effort it can unfortunately take.
RE: Lorazepam (Ativan) - Most Effective? - annaleighx12 - 05-10-2016
(05-05-2016, 05:31 PM)Popster Wrote:(05-05-2016, 02:35 PM)annaleighx12 Wrote:(05-04-2016, 10:43 PM)Popster Wrote: Doc's do do that....dumbing down........that's why we have to be in charge when we put things in our body.
i hear you on that, sir! i have one doctor who i see really frequently and have been seeing for about a decade who doesn't talk to me like i'm a total idiot. over the years i've "proved" to him that i'm relatively intelligent about my disease and have the capacity to read and evaluate actual medical/scientific literature, and i'm not just web md-ing everything!
I recently fired my Doc at the VA.
I called up 5 minutes later and asked for a new one. They said sure...would I consider a female Doctor. Now I know the female species has more empathy and kindness than their male counterpart so I was quick to say yes.
When I first met her she showed me notes on the computer screen that said "he doesn't like doctors".......being true, I didn't mind that it was in my records (in fact, it made me laugh).....and it sure showed me the trust and honesty of my new female doc. I liked her immediately. Later, having lab tests done, the technician noted my new doc and said...."do you know you have the best doctor here?" I stuck up for myself and hit the jackpot.....not the first time I learned that lesson, but it's always good to have reminders.
Talk about trust......I even told her I was self medicating (I think your/my doc should know everything).......she gave me a slight warning, listened to my reasons and accepted that I was responsible for my own decisions....didn't even make notes in my records........I wish all of you luck in your search for a smart doctor you can trust and have confidence in
wow, sounds like you really hit the jackpot with the new doc! (and for my own personal reasons, it always makes me happy to hear that there are good physicians working for the VA. i come from a long line of men who've served and know that it isn't always a sure thing that you're going to get fantastic medical care there, unfortunately.)
i'd also like to commend you and agree with you about the being honest with your doctor sort of thing. i wasn't always, but after having spent so much time in and out of hospitals and seeing so many doctors due to chronic illness, i finally realized that being truthful about everything is the best plan. and i've also found that so many doctors are quite appreciative of the honesty.
cheers to good medical care and good health!
RE: Lorazepam (Ativan) - Most Effective? - nwiron - 05-13-2016
(04-27-2016, 06:37 PM)teddy1998 Wrote: If i'm not mistaken I purchased zorka/hemofarm a couple of years ago and it did nothing for me. Anxiar lorazepam 1mg are the only ones I've had via the net and they were excellent. I don't
know where to find them anymore though.
Ativan is a most underrated benzo in my opinion. People steer clear of them like they do rivotril/kpins. I think they are very effective.
agree with the underrated opinion here. Seems like more and more people are putting ativan on the map these days. for me, triazolam was the most effective for sleep.
RE: Lorazepam (Ativan) - Most Effective? - Jmoney12345 - 06-01-2016
I know Watson and mylan have decent versions of thus med... however, I'm not sure of which is the best.. maybe the name brand??
RE: Lorazepam (Ativan) - Most Effective? - invisiblejungle - 09-13-2016
Can anyone recommend a vendor for lorazepam? I've ordered from TTM and SS4U before, but I've never tried lorazepam.
Thank you!
RE: Lorazepam (Ativan) - Most Effective? - Popster - 09-14-2016
Sometimes, I have found this to be true for me too.
(09-14-2016, 03:09 PM)noahphex Wrote: Domestic lorazepam used to knock me on my ass. I know my body chemistry is different, because I found it to be stronger than xanax.
RE: Lorazepam (Ativan) - Most Effective? - Stripers - 09-14-2016
I agree with Popster and above posts. It's a quick hitter and definitely has an associated feeling.
As far as the hemofarm and loram, one is definitely better. The plain, scored blue one which I believe is the loram is awesome. The hemofarm with the 2.5 imprint does nothing for me.
RE: Lorazepam (Ativan) - Most Effective? - ashylarry - 11-21-2016
(05-10-2016, 01:00 PM)teddy1998 Wrote: anyone ever had Wyeth Ativan 2mg (the yellow ones you see most vendors carry)?
teddy
If i remember correctly i got some about a year ago. They were small and red (but looked yellow/ orange in the pic online) They were excellent. so strong infact id usually only want half at a time and i had a pretty good tolerance (2-5 mg a day). im pretty sure they were weyth.
People earlier in this thread have alluded to Weyth's being good.
Make sure you read. the answer is probably already there.
Although there are some 2.5 mg ones (Slovenia and Hemofarm) that i havent tried. can anyone tell me which is better??
Larry