Do the drugs they give you for surgery (tonsils and adenoids) make you expose secrets without noticing?
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Only if you have the hots for the dr... \nSeriously, though--  why would it matter if the surgeon knew your crush, anyway?  No, the drugs don't make you reveal info unless asked, and I doubt they would be interested (they're not there to interrogate you, they're operating on your throat). However, when I had my wisdom teeth removed under general anesthesia, when they gave the Xanax me to sedate me b4 I went "to sleep" I hit on the surgeon A LOT!  The meds may make you lose some inhibition, like alcohol does.  That's about it.
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it is called secret of unknown. because it is a secret\n\nthat no one should know...
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I had asthma when I joined the ARMY many moons ago. I did not tell anybody and it did not showed on my physical. I took my inhalers and hid them, did not let Drill sargents see them. Every morning when we ran I stuffed it on my bra, never went without it.  If you haven't told anyone about it, be carefull you can get kick out for getting caught or worse you can die from not having your medicine. Is it worth it?
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I used to teach yoga some years ago. And a person reported to me that she stopped taking her anti-anxiety pills. When she started doing some breathing exercises. Then after three month she told the doctor, he told her, that he knew about this. Then she asked him why he did not tell her. He had no answer.\nI think that doctors could not make money if they just told people about breathing.\nAnyway, you are welcome to write to me at Taboobuster@yahoo.ca if you feel like
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def. a question for your doc or pharmacist, I wouldn't listen to anyone's advise on here about your health.
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It is most likely because of the sick people, germs in the air, and various medicines or chemicals they have there. Have you ever had any of those medicines that smell horrible when you're about to swallow them? thats the most probable reason i can think of. Doctors' offices have many different chemicals in them for major or minor surgeries and just taking care of people
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The older a guy gets, the more stress he is under, the more medications he takes, they all take a toll on sex.  In your case just having a secret affair can take an emotional toll after awhile and have an affect on performance.  If he is taking any medication stronger than asprin it can also have a definite affect on his ability to perform.  A woman should never assume it is them that causes a guy not perform because especially in this case if that was true he wouldn't bother to be with you.
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Like I said in your other question...YOU CAN GO TO PRISON for altering a prescription!!!
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Medical information is supposed to be confidential, but there are some exceptions.  One of them is that doctors are obliged to report on the victims of domestic violence or child abuse, and presumably rape more generally, at least if the patient is unconscious and cannot say they don't want it reported.\n\nSuch a report might indeed result in a warrantless search if the threat to life and safety was imminent.  There may be other exceptions to the doctor/patient confidentiality rules regarding drugs; I don't know.
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It was explained to me like this... lets say I'm on medication to help control a growth in my groin area. Do I want everyone to know that I have to take a pill to help this growth? Not really. I only want those that need to know to have this information.\n\nIn the classroom, it is the same thing. Does everyone need to know that Susie has a learning disability? Or that Tim has diabetes? Not in the least.\n\nAnd even for those without disabilities - does everyone need to know that Johnny got a 100 on the last test? Or that Philip got a 25? Once again, no.\n\nKeeping confidentiality helps keep the gossipping down both by the teachers/staff and the students.
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Its a secret therefore i can't tell you
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Here's a story that talks about the surgery and stuff.  \n\n(Just say no to drugs.)
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sorry no-one will tell me the answer to this one.  they said its a secret
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I was 27 when I had mine taken out.  They kept me over night as a precaution.  I happened to work in the medical field at the time and there was a code in the room next to mine.  I sat straight up in bed when they called the code over the house speakers and went into action as if I was working.  The respiratory therapist was looking for an ambu bag that should be above the head of every bed.  I grabbed the one from my room and handed it to her out the door.  As far as the tonsillectomy, I did fine.   No more infections either - imagine that.  LOL.  Just get it done by a good ENT.  You'll be glad you did.  Get LOTS of popsicles!
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Only professional Ear Nose Throat (ENT) specialist can tell you. Don't make decision yourself untill you are an ENT. Beleive me they know their stuff better than anyone else. This is not a decision that one can make by reading medical books or other literature, or rely on advice of non-specialist.
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nothing because you shouldn't be selling that drug to anyone. If they have a bad effect and end up sick, in the hospital, etc are you going to have a clear conscience?
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Ok, you should not tell me about it.\nEeeeeeeewwwwwwwwwww\nGo to a doctor please.