I remember going to an urgent care after having back pain at work in 2014. They gave me Soma back then, now they'll tell you to go to Walmart and get Tylenol lol. Say that doesn't work? Then you're showing drug seeking behavior even if you hardly ever take any prescriptions.
They need to bring this back for use on ambulances in the U.S. So much better for small to medium injuries like broken bones, twisted or dislocated joints, and burn pain.
I was hit by a truck one year and broke my femur the impact of the truck didn't break it the impact of me hitting the ground did it, no lie it didn't hurt I was in shock I jumped up and my leg dangled like a noodle 😂, but i tell you what after my femur rod was put in my God worst pain ever, i ended up bleeding all over my bed in the night had to get a blood transfusion,got a fever cus of it and 6 months of rehab
I wish I had this when I broke my arm in football. They straight raw dogged snapping my bone back into place before putting on the cast. Worst pain I think I’ve ever felt to this day and that was probably almost 7 years ago lol
This will reduce trauma and stress, which will improve healing and quality of life afterward. People are more stable when they are comfortable, also safer to treat. Sometimes hurting people go wild and bite and punch.
the pain really is no joke! it really can make you run wild. I've never even been injured this badly, and have gotten hurt enough to wanna get into a brawl, so I can't even imagine what it's like for these people who have broken bones or experienced severe lacerations.
@lucastrians i broke my hand and felt almost nothing, but yeah, large cuts/lascerations are the worst for me, it seems, but i also deal with those myself, my cheek was almost falling off and i never went in for it, so i have no idea what would be THAT bad aside from loss of limb
@@FernandoChavesworks instantly and isn’t a 30 letter word drug compound im pretty sure it’s a natural drug got with called cus they don’t know how it exactly works
They withdrew it because it had a bunch of deadly effects. I don't think it's that bad tho especially if normal countries like Australia are still using it
I was given it while having a dystonic reaction. Imagine contracting your muscles as hard as you possibly can and then add 10% more. Absolute hell on Earth to go through but after only about five minutes of using it my symptoms went away and gave me enough time to get to the hospital and get muscle relexants. It is harmless when used sparingly and works wonders.
Wow thanks to you I finally figured out what happen to me about a year ago. I ended up having to put a leather wallet in my mouth because my jaw kept repeatedly clenching and felt like my teeth would explode. And it kept making me make this face like I was a derp derp individual if u catch my drift. And my stomach kept contracting and making me bend over to the side non stop. Went on and off for a day and that was the first and last time I ever experienced that. But like I said thanks to u I’m fairly positive that’s what happen to me. I thought I was gonna have a seizure
I get those kind of contractions in my legs as does my wife. It's usually just one muscle group at a time and one night when i stretched it felt great of course but then it started stretching without me wishing it to do so and kept it up for 15 min. every few seconds. Ur right it hurt like a biatch.
I was longboarding broke multiple bones and exploded a testicle, the doctors and nurses treated me like i was lying, for 2 hours in immense pain, they did a scan and saw broken bones and an exploded testicle and then they gave me dilaudid and morphine shot meds, but before that all the docs and nurses treated me like shit honestly
Had that hospital done that to me, they would have found out that the Anarchist Cookbook and it's formulas still work. Some major BS on the hospitals part there
@@spazamitaz yeah that's true there's a lot of good doctors and nurses but when you get hurt and they won't tell you how much it cost or treat you differently if you look like a hippie, or charge you 100 for an aspirin, or won't tell you the price of a cat scan and you get a 4 thousand dollar bill a few weeks later, it makes me feel like we need a better system of healthcare
This is a need in the U.S. especially with road rash and burns. What they give you doesn’t work and is addictive so I rather not use the pills. Too bad greed is more important than pain.
Strong pian pills cause the hardest addictions n leads to harder drug use n even harder drug use fentanyl shldve never been given to ppl nor easily to get if this drug was so controlled how did addicts get there hands on it in the first place
True, and yet we can just have a free peace pipe with opium that grows, free, now you'll get hit with a bill that will cause stress which will end up making you even more depressed or in pain
@jordishima he was either getting other narcotics at the same time or it was a placebo effect but the green whistle (penthrox) doesn't get you high, unfortunately. Look it up if you don't believe me.
Got in a car accident last year and broke a vertabrae in my back and 4 of the ribs on my left side... They gave me lidocaine patches for my broken ribs and Acetaminophen for my pain. Im a full grown man that was brought to tears by not being able to walk and every movement incuding breathing was unbearable pain but they would do nothing else but watch me suffer
OMGOSH! THAT IS INSANITY. I'M SO SORRY YOU HAD TO SUFFER SO BADLY FOR NO REASON. I'M FACING SEVERAL MAJOR SURGERIES, I'M FREAKED OUT! MY HIP REPLACEMENT SURGERY BEFORE WAS BRUTAL 😢 I ALSO HAVE FIBROMYALGIA, ARTHRITIS & OTHER AUTOIMMUNE DISORDERS. AFTER TAKING THE LOW DOSE OF MORPHINE AFTER 24 HOUR'S, I COULDN'T EVEN GET A WORTHLESS NURSE TO GET ME TYLENOL! AFTER BEING IN AGONY,HAVING A HORRIFIC MIGRAINE DUE TO AN AIDE THAT REAKED OF CIGARETTE SMOKE, I YELLED AT THE NURSE! AFTER 4 HOUR'S, SHE HADN'T CALLED THE DR TO ORDER ME TYLENOL! I SCREAMED, "GET ME TYLENOL, IMMEDIATELY!" I WANT A PATIENT ADVOCATE FOR MY NEXT SURGERIES! OUR HEALTH CARE SYSTEM IS A JOKE! BUT JUNKIES ON THE STREET CAN HAVE ACCESS TO EVERY DRUG! ESPECIALLY FENTANYL! WOW 😮
Jeez3. Bless ur heart I don't even know you and I don't even care what type of addiction history people want to say or go off of AKA The Doctors but if you break anything you should automatically be prescribed what you can have to alleviate your pain regardless of any history of the patient or doctor I don't care if you've ever had a problem with it in the past or anything if you are in current pain and especially if you're under observation such as in hospital or under care you should most certainly be allotted the amount of pain medication that they would give a 75 year old grandmother with cancer
Pain in general IS REAL. One random Tuesday when I was 16, all of a sudden i got hit with such intense abdominal pain I actually passed out on my way to the bathroom at my grandma’s house and after she rushed me to the hospital, it turned out I had a cantaloupe sized cyst that twisted off the blood supply to my ovary (ovarian torsion). The pain was horrendous, it was like literal torture, and they gave me NOTHING for pain in the 4-5 hours before surgery! Then after being sliced open from hip to hip, I got a couple of pain medicine shots in recovery which really didn’t help much at all and caused my IV site & arm to get really red, hive-like bumps & swollen (turns out I’m allergic to the med they gave me, Toradol), then after that they only gave me Tylenol and ibuprofen, even tho I was curled up in a ball on the bed, bawling in agony the entire time. My grandma kept begging the nurses to please help me, but they said there wasn’t anything else they could do and she didn’t really know any better, she just trusted them. They sent me home with a prescription for 800mg ibuprofen and it couldn’t even touch the pain I was in. It’s truly inhumane the way a lot of doctors in the US treat their patients.
I had a painful fracture and they didn’t give me pain meds. 6 hours of agony! I was scream crying. I reached a breaking point, then they brought the pain meds in immediately, after I started recording them, denying pain meds and I threatened to sue them. It was awful, but they were very apologetic and polite after that.
Damn, they didn't give me anything when I broke my wrist.... They took painful x-rays, doctor walked in, two nurses came in, the nurses held my shoulders down, doctor grabbed my wrist, started talking to me and then bam! Popped it into place and put it in a cast, not one drop of damn meds... I'm pissed after watching this that shyt hurt so damn bad... I was only in 9th grade...
Yep, the medical community stopped treating pain after they started the overdose epidemic. I used to look up to doctors but the more I have gone to one, the less I have come to respect them.
I broke my left wrist and L1 vertebrae on Sept 1. Had to endure 5 days in hospital while getting minimal pain treatment. My BP was crazy high and they kept asking if I took meds to treat my high blood pressure. I told them I didn't have high blood pressure. But my pain was a 7500 out of 10.. Honestly the only back pain relief I got was when they had to reposition my arm bones back into shape. That pain allowed me to ignore my broken back for 45 min.
@@LandMonster0311 good. I worked in an ER for 8 years. They are bought by pharma. Definitely no one to look up to, they will save your life and then ruin it
They did this exact same thing to me when I broke my thumb. Doctor comes in an is talking to me while feeling my thumb an then BAM! She yanks as hard as she could an then put it back in place. Ive never in my life screamed like that even to this day. Ended up having to go back to the hospital that same night because of the intense pain. They had to remove my cast because of the swelling an sent me home with actual pain meds. The ER doctor was horrified that doc who set my thumb didn't prescribe pain meds.
@teddymarian9416 I mean they give out suboxone for drug addicts which is an opioid antagonist. They just put narcan in it so you don't abuse it by shooting it or sniffing it.
@@teddymarian9416he said for “drug withdrawal” being that this isn’t something that’s prescribed & an addict can only have access to it while in the care of medical professionals… this would be good for drug withdrawal treatment as the body is in severe pain for almost an entire week & some longer. That withdrawal pain is the number one reason why most addicts choose to drop out of treatment programs & go back to the using instead. The drug will give them instant relief from that pain. This will work in that sense of instant pain relief allowing addicts to be able to handle the withdrawals, and stay in recovery & actually becoming clean. Depending on the drug, and which type of treatment they choose (Suboxone or Methadone) some people can’t start taking blockers for a certain amount of days being that the drug has to fully be out of the system before, so that the person doesn’t end up in preeclampsia. That can kill them. For those days, something like this would be of good use to ease the extreme pain. It can be controlled, they will not be on it long enough to become addicted, and it will fully out of there system as well as the drug that put them rehab once treatment is all done. So no it won’t affect the addict negatively an give them a new high to chase, and yes this will be great for someone in the beginning stages of withdrawal as long as the person is in an inpatient recovery program. Now for outpatient treatment, I wouldn’t trust an addict with it because we all know it won’t be used for care properly or it will more than likely be sold for some cash, and most people that choose outpatient recovery never really recover. But like I said, he was correct, this would work well for people suffering from drug withdrawals but while in inpatient recovery.
I broke my hip and femur here in the us In the ER they squirt fentanyl up my nose I didn’t feel anything. An hour or so later they drug tested me and said I was positive for fentanyl so They refused to give me pain meds for the 11 hours i waited to Go into to surgery They treated me like I was a criminal It was strange
@@Sodastreamm the hospital staff squirt it up my nose. It was a syringe with a sponge on the end of it 😳 they either just forgot or the guy administering it didn’t tell them. I have no idea but Grady hospital in Atlanta is a nightmare. They also stole the gold chain off my neck 😂
@@mountainduragA lot of Americans are dumb and dont realize that it is a legitimate pain med that was used long before the street drug came around. Also, you should have sued them for discrimination.
Find me another example of where a hospital squirted fentanyl up a patient's nose and get back to me until then you're a liar,, 🤦. You sure they didn't just narcan you ?
In USA we like new high price stuff, even if there's more side effects. Particularly if they don't work as well. Don't worry we will launch smear campaigns that rival political ads. Untill we see new profits
And say that everyone that doesn't get on board is primitive and doesn't "believe the science". Meanwhile, they push away ALL research from the hubs that disagrees with their narrative
You are 100% right I was on pain meds for a real problem 3 joints on my right side are artificial from work. They took me off the 30 day supply that cost 60 dollars and gave me this new pain patch that doesn't work there is no generic 5k a month. I went into shock from pain because their new patch doesn't work. Got back half my meds sucks. I think they weren't making money on generic pain meds had to lobby politicians to outlaw the old ones which cause the people to go to the street or unalive if you look at statistics you will see same year government stepped in is when the crisis begun.
right this is way too cheap and easy of an option. and if nobody’s getting addicted to them? take that shit off the market we need our money!!! -uncle sam and friends
I'm googling THE MAID program. Unbelievable that doctors and nurses can't tell the difference between actual pain and addiction. Same here in the US. I've seen so many addicts get pain medication through "pain clinics" and others who may need a mild pain pill and can't get it. It's sad. I have liver disease from NSAID use, not drinking. Now, because of my plasma being low, I can't use aspirin, tylenol, ibuprofen, naproxen, etc for pain, including migraines. I get zero pain assistance.
Fracture pain is so definitely real! Three months later, from my last accident, I still have some pain, especially when the weather is damp or cold. I have had 5 fractures in my lifetime. 😬🤯
You damn right fracture pain is real when I fractured my femur and both of my arms I don't remember half of it because I was in so much pain my body was in shock I remember falling off a house and then waking up in the hospital
The us is so weird when it comes to pain management. I broke my big toe as a kid. But didnt just fracture it. It got caught snapped and half ripped it off my foot. The hospital didnt give me a single thing for pain. Only during the surgery i presume they gave something local. But not a damn thing from point a to b. No ive ever givin. No meds. Just gassed out to have my toe sown back on. And once i was up i was just left to deal with the pain
I degloved my arm recently. Without this whistle I would’ve been in a world of pain, because the injury was so bad that even when huffing on this thing, I still felt the burning sensation of half of my forearm being gone. Thank god for this thing, made the hardest part of my injury a tiny bit more bearable
Kideny, amd liver damage. Apparently the chemical used can lead to kidney/liver failure and is toxic in high concentration. Essentially your starving your brain of oxygen like Nitrious oxide @1truthseeking8
I deal with this anytime I’m in the ER. 12 years clean but it’s still listed in my medical history. They gave me Tylenol for a ruptured appendix, and when I woke up from surgery more Tylenol. I got nothing to even remotely dull the pain. I’ll never let anyone cut on me again
What you have to do to get pain meds in the hospital is say something like this.. "your guys pain management isn't working for me. I'm just going to have a family member bring in my prescription of pain meds I have at the house. More then likely they will give you pain meds. If not and you do have a prescription well then you have it brought to you.
Withdrawn for general anesthesia in the US due to concerns of kidney toxicity. Doses being used in inhaler version of medicine are much lower doses, thought to be safer and only recommended for very short term use.
@@BoneDoctor_RUclips Ah thank you very much. I'm in Australia. I must find out if they are still used here. Thanks so much for taking the time to respond. Love your channel!
@@michelleobrien8009no, it’s because the pharmaceutical industry in the United States wants everyone hooked on opioids. This is a one time use drug, so there’s not much money to be made off it. However, you get someone hooked on opioids and you have a customer for life.
@@analogueoverdigital929no that isn’t the reason they research these things a lot man. Relax no everything is tied to opiates and they are not that addictive you will not be hooked after your first few uses especially if administered by a professional and not yourself
I have a lot of disabilities from the Army and I have never gotten one of those. I have been to the hospital quite a few times. I would like to try this tool.
Not saying there isnt any in USA but i work in a hospital in Florida for 18yrs and i never seen a patient with one or the doctor's have never issued one! Im just saying i never seen one im not saying there isnt any our hospital i never had a doctor tell me to issue one or EMTs!
Let me guess there's not a whole bunch of side effects with the green whistle, and it's probably not addicting. That's why the US market took it off the market.
No to both. I'm in Australia where it's still in use, all ambulances (at least in my state NSW) have them, as well as life guard stations. They can only be used for the very short term, essentially only for initial analgesia during transport to hospital, they cause kidney damage, that's why they were withdrawn from the US market.
That hit the nail on the head. If it can’t be used over and over to slightly relive you, and leave you with crippling addiction, we don’t fucking want it 😂
When injured my back I could have needed this. But it was fine in the end since the pain got so bad it stopped hurting and I’m telling you, the rush of euphoria I got from pain was insane. I was high from pain, literally. Such a weird yet amazing feeling
Causes coughing, anxiety severe in some people, headache, nausea, and can cause liver, kidney damage, hypoxia, and possibly brain damage. Classified as a volatile analgesic. I wouldn’t want my kids to have any pain meds but I would much prefer some local pain med like lidocaine.
It is also an anesthesia, we used to use it in vetinary medicine. Along with halothane and isoflurane and ketomin and although some are still used they choose medicine that shorter recovery times and safer side effects.
We have Entenox in the UK. This seems similar, but not the same. I had a huge canister with a face mask so the medics could move me when I had abscesses growing out the fracture in my lower lumbar. And when they gave me a couple of Picc Lines too. You need to keep puffing it though.
They use these in Australia still, not everywhere. But they’re easy enough to come by. And I gotta say, they work wonders, for having a quickly setting strong painkiller for emergencies, or whilst waiting for an ambulance to arrive, good for kids with a broken leg to calm the situation down, works well against most kinds of pain.
When I snapped my arm for the second time I barely reacted. Was chillin and smiling rawdawging that pain. Adrenaline and distractions just kept me from feeling too much pain
Pain shock is actually a very lethal killer. If the body goes into shock, far past a certain point, it's death. I'd rather be high in giggley. While the medical team does their thing, then to be in pain and possibly go into shock and die
Works to well to be used in America. We only like medicine that has serious side effects while doing nothing for the actual problem.
You have to have your skeleton visible coming out of your skin in order to be eligible for pain meds anyways
I remember going to an urgent care after having back pain at work in 2014. They gave me Soma back then, now they'll tell you to go to Walmart and get Tylenol lol. Say that doesn't work? Then you're showing drug seeking behavior even if you hardly ever take any prescriptions.
amd control everything so strictly no one can self prescribe because no one is trustworthy with their own health
Preferably side effects that require additional medications. Fill up that cabinet!
It’s a Fluorine compound so it’s probably neurotoxic and organ toxic
They need to bring this back for use on ambulances in the U.S. So much better for small to medium injuries like broken bones, twisted or dislocated joints, and burn pain.
Got fentanyl after shooting myself n breaking a foot bone
I was hit by a truck one year and broke my femur the impact of the truck didn't break it the impact of me hitting the ground did it, no lie it didn't hurt I was in shock I jumped up and my leg dangled like a noodle 😂, but i tell you what after my femur rod was put in my God worst pain ever, i ended up bleeding all over my bed in the night had to get a blood transfusion,got a fever cus of it and 6 months of rehab
Best we can do is opiates, AWWWWW I'M SORRY 😅😢😂
@@RichardDuenas-et6dddamn man, doesn't sound like a good time.
I wish I had this when I broke my arm in football. They straight raw dogged snapping my bone back into place before putting on the cast. Worst pain I think I’ve ever felt to this day and that was probably almost 7 years ago lol
This will reduce trauma and stress, which will improve healing and quality of life afterward. People are more stable when they are comfortable, also safer to treat. Sometimes hurting people go wild and bite and punch.
That sounds familiar
the pain really is no joke! it really can make you run wild. I've never even been injured this badly, and have gotten hurt enough to wanna get into a brawl, so I can't even imagine what it's like for these people who have broken bones or experienced severe lacerations.
@lucastrians i broke my hand and felt almost nothing, but yeah, large cuts/lascerations are the worst for me, it seems, but i also deal with those myself, my cheek was almost falling off and i never went in for it, so i have no idea what would be THAT bad aside from loss of limb
Smoke weed
@@audriussavickas2393 for me weed does nothing for pain but it helps my anxiety.
Convenient that this was recalled around the same time the big pill mills were starting up
Right. Don’t use this! Here’s an OxyContin
Ill take the oxy instead please @yeahdude1986
They should start selling that thing at the vape store. I'd buy a few boxes. Right next to the galaxy gas.
And then they made the bigger mistake of closing the pill mills down and now we have hundreds of thousands dead.
@@HarlodShekelbondsfrr lmao😂
This needs to be brought back to the US
I wish this was legal in the US
No people already have enough
Why?
Nah big pharma only allows extremely addictive pain relief. Something like this wouldn't line their pockets as well
@@FernandoChavesworks instantly and isn’t a 30 letter word drug compound im pretty sure it’s a natural drug got with called cus they don’t know how it exactly works
They withdrew it because it had a bunch of deadly effects. I don't think it's that bad tho especially if normal countries like Australia are still using it
I was given it while having a dystonic reaction. Imagine contracting your muscles as hard as you possibly can and then add 10% more. Absolute hell on Earth to go through but after only about five minutes of using it my symptoms went away and gave me enough time to get to the hospital and get muscle relexants. It is harmless when used sparingly and works wonders.
Wow thanks to you I finally figured out what happen to me about a year ago. I ended up having to put a leather wallet in my mouth because my jaw kept repeatedly clenching and felt like my teeth would explode. And it kept making me make this face like I was a derp derp individual if u catch my drift. And my stomach kept contracting and making me bend over to the side non stop. Went on and off for a day and that was the first and last time I ever experienced that. But like I said thanks to u I’m fairly positive that’s what happen to me. I thought I was gonna have a seizure
I get those kind of contractions in my legs as does my wife. It's usually just one muscle group at a time and one night when i stretched it felt great of course but then it started stretching without me wishing it to do so and kept it up for 15 min. every few seconds. Ur right it hurt like a biatch.
I was longboarding broke multiple bones and exploded a testicle, the doctors and nurses treated me like i was lying, for 2 hours in immense pain, they did a scan and saw broken bones and an exploded testicle and then they gave me dilaudid and morphine shot meds, but before that all the docs and nurses treated me like shit honestly
That had to hurt, were you able to recover fully.
Had that hospital done that to me, they would have found out that the Anarchist Cookbook and it's formulas still work.
Some major BS on the hospitals part there
That's f'd up my guy. Health care is so broken.
@@BeckettUrry I couldn't walk for a month, I feel back pain often now that I'm 35
@@spazamitaz yeah that's true there's a lot of good doctors and nurses but when you get hurt and they won't tell you how much it cost or treat you differently if you look like a hippie, or charge you 100 for an aspirin, or won't tell you the price of a cat scan and you get a 4 thousand dollar bill a few weeks later, it makes me feel like we need a better system of healthcare
This is a need in the U.S. especially with road rash and burns. What they give you doesn’t work and is addictive so I rather not use the pills. Too bad greed is more important than pain.
Strong pian pills cause the hardest addictions n leads to harder drug use n even harder drug use fentanyl shldve never been given to ppl nor easily to get if this drug was so controlled how did addicts get there hands on it in the first place
So Fallout Chems Basically 😂
Yes
Like a jet with the effects of pshyco
@@Lemon_Sage9999 Psychotats, psycho buff, buffout, Daddy-O... Lol
Lmao@@XWolf0f0dinX
YESSS 😂😂😂
Worked to well and cost effective for patients. So they couldn’t allow that to exist here.
True, and yet we can just have a free peace pipe with opium that grows, free, now you'll get hit with a bill that will cause stress which will end up making you even more depressed or in pain
Don’t show this to em galaxy gas heads 😂
Nah it doesn't actually get you high. Just kills pain.
@@professorswaggamuffin7572 you’re telling me lil bro wasn’t rolling in that video?
@jordishima he was either getting other narcotics at the same time or it was a placebo effect but the green whistle (penthrox) doesn't get you high, unfortunately. Look it up if you don't believe me.
@@professorswaggamuffin7572look at his eyes they are high wtf u talking about?
@@lethalhotbox3778 please literally type the words "does the green whistle get you high" into Google and educate yourself.
Got in a car accident last year and broke a vertabrae in my back and 4 of the ribs on my left side... They gave me lidocaine patches for my broken ribs and Acetaminophen for my pain. Im a full grown man that was brought to tears by not being able to walk and every movement incuding breathing was unbearable pain but they would do nothing else but watch me suffer
You can thank the war on drugs and the government's insane desire to control what people can and can not do with their own bodies...
No narcotics?
OMGOSH! THAT IS INSANITY. I'M SO SORRY YOU HAD TO SUFFER SO BADLY FOR NO REASON. I'M FACING SEVERAL MAJOR SURGERIES, I'M FREAKED OUT! MY HIP REPLACEMENT SURGERY BEFORE WAS BRUTAL 😢 I ALSO HAVE FIBROMYALGIA, ARTHRITIS & OTHER AUTOIMMUNE DISORDERS. AFTER TAKING THE LOW DOSE OF MORPHINE AFTER 24 HOUR'S, I COULDN'T EVEN GET A WORTHLESS NURSE TO GET ME TYLENOL! AFTER BEING IN AGONY,HAVING A HORRIFIC MIGRAINE DUE TO AN AIDE THAT REAKED OF CIGARETTE SMOKE, I YELLED AT THE NURSE! AFTER 4 HOUR'S, SHE HADN'T CALLED THE DR TO ORDER ME TYLENOL! I SCREAMED, "GET ME TYLENOL, IMMEDIATELY!" I WANT A PATIENT ADVOCATE FOR MY NEXT SURGERIES! OUR HEALTH CARE SYSTEM IS A JOKE! BUT JUNKIES ON THE STREET CAN HAVE ACCESS TO EVERY DRUG! ESPECIALLY FENTANYL! WOW 😮
Jeez3. Bless ur heart I don't even know you and I don't even care what type of addiction history people want to say or go off of AKA The Doctors but if you break anything you should automatically be prescribed what you can have to alleviate your pain regardless of any history of the patient or doctor I don't care if you've ever had a problem with it in the past or anything if you are in current pain and especially if you're under observation such as in hospital or under care you should most certainly be allotted the amount of pain medication that they would give a 75 year old grandmother with cancer
The reason is because halothane caused kidney failure as it's side effects.
Pain in general IS REAL. One random Tuesday when I was 16, all of a sudden i got hit with such intense abdominal pain I actually passed out on my way to the bathroom at my grandma’s house and after she rushed me to the hospital, it turned out I had a cantaloupe sized cyst that twisted off the blood supply to my ovary (ovarian torsion). The pain was horrendous, it was like literal torture, and they gave me NOTHING for pain in the 4-5 hours before surgery! Then after being sliced open from hip to hip, I got a couple of pain medicine shots in recovery which really didn’t help much at all and caused my IV site & arm to get really red, hive-like bumps & swollen (turns out I’m allergic to the med they gave me, Toradol), then after that they only gave me Tylenol and ibuprofen, even tho I was curled up in a ball on the bed, bawling in agony the entire time. My grandma kept begging the nurses to please help me, but they said there wasn’t anything else they could do and she didn’t really know any better, she just trusted them. They sent me home with a prescription for 800mg ibuprofen and it couldn’t even touch the pain I was in. It’s truly inhumane the way a lot of doctors in the US treat their patients.
Toradol is useless.
@@hizgrase yup its trash
Wow, they surely could have done far better. I know doctors who do all of the time.
opioid epidemics! all Docs assume they're gonna turn you into addict
Jesus what a horrific story☹️
Screw that hit me with the morphine in the jugular
... that's not better
Morphine is for wimps
Yeah that's what's wrong with America, mo ron
@@lethalhotbox3778that’s the point of the comment doofus
Yessir.
I had a painful fracture and they didn’t give me pain meds. 6 hours of agony! I was scream crying. I reached a breaking point, then they brought the pain meds in immediately, after I started recording them, denying pain meds and I threatened to sue them. It was awful, but they were very apologetic and polite after that.
Sounds like you ought to live in a bubble cause you sound like a b!tch
😂😂always record them
I hit the walls after surgery on leg after a 2 feet piece of steel went thru my calf of leg. I finally got morphine
Damn, they didn't give me anything when I broke my wrist.... They took painful x-rays, doctor walked in, two nurses came in, the nurses held my shoulders down, doctor grabbed my wrist, started talking to me and then bam! Popped it into place and put it in a cast, not one drop of damn meds... I'm pissed after watching this that shyt hurt so damn bad... I was only in 9th grade...
Yep, the medical community stopped treating pain after they started the overdose epidemic. I used to look up to doctors but the more I have gone to one, the less I have come to respect them.
I broke my left wrist and L1 vertebrae on Sept 1. Had to endure 5 days in hospital while getting minimal pain treatment. My BP was crazy high and they kept asking if I took meds to treat my high blood pressure. I told them I didn't have high blood pressure. But my pain was a 7500 out of 10..
Honestly the only back pain relief I got was when they had to reposition my arm bones back into shape. That pain allowed me to ignore my broken back for 45 min.
@@LandMonster0311 good. I worked in an ER for 8 years. They are bought by pharma. Definitely no one to look up to, they will save your life and then ruin it
They did this exact same thing to me when I broke my thumb. Doctor comes in an is talking to me while feeling my thumb an then BAM! She yanks as hard as she could an then put it back in place. Ive never in my life screamed like that even to this day. Ended up having to go back to the hospital that same night because of the intense pain. They had to remove my cast because of the swelling an sent me home with actual pain meds. The ER doctor was horrified that doc who set my thumb didn't prescribe pain meds.
@@LandMonster0311mine happened well before the opiate epidemic started.
Americans: doctors are over prescribing pain meds!!!
Also americans: my doc wont give me pain meds!!!!
Medical vape, ahhh hail naw 😢.
You’d rather be injected with some opioid?
Did everything they did not to call it a vape 😂 ig I'll go take some puffs from my inhaler
everything you just heard apparently went into one ear and out the other.
all because you heard the word vape literally everything you heard before that got erased. You really are brainwashed.
This existed way before vapes did 😂
This would be great to treat drug withdrawals in the US that's why they got rid of it of course
that sounds really counterintuitive. why would a high risk volatile anesthetic drug for severe acute pain patients be appropriate for drug addicts?
@@teddymarian9416I think it'd be good for when people goto detox
It would be a form of MAT (medically assisted treatment) it wouldnt be any worse than methadone or suboxone
@teddymarian9416 I mean they give out suboxone for drug addicts which is an opioid antagonist. They just put narcan in it so you don't abuse it by shooting it or sniffing it.
@@teddymarian9416he said for “drug withdrawal” being that this isn’t something that’s prescribed & an addict can only have access to it while in the care of medical professionals… this would be good for drug withdrawal treatment as the body is in severe pain for almost an entire week & some longer. That withdrawal pain is the number one reason why most addicts choose to drop out of treatment programs & go back to the using instead. The drug will give them instant relief from that pain. This will work in that sense of instant pain relief allowing addicts to be able to handle the withdrawals, and stay in recovery & actually becoming clean. Depending on the drug, and which type of treatment they choose (Suboxone or Methadone) some people can’t start taking blockers for a certain amount of days being that the drug has to fully be out of the system before, so that the person doesn’t end up in preeclampsia. That can kill them. For those days, something like this would be of good use to ease the extreme pain. It can be controlled, they will not be on it long enough to become addicted, and it will fully out of there system as well as the drug that put them rehab once treatment is all done. So no it won’t affect the addict negatively an give them a new high to chase, and yes this will be great for someone in the beginning stages of withdrawal as long as the person is in an inpatient recovery program. Now for outpatient treatment, I wouldn’t trust an addict with it because we all know it won’t be used for care properly or it will more than likely be sold for some cash, and most people that choose outpatient recovery never really recover. But like I said, he was correct, this would work well for people suffering from drug withdrawals but while in inpatient recovery.
America has zero tolerance for pain management
I broke my hip and femur here in the us
In the ER they squirt fentanyl up my nose I didn’t feel anything. An hour or so later they drug tested me and said I was positive for fentanyl so They refused to give me pain meds for the 11 hours i waited to Go into to surgery
They treated me like I was a criminal
It was strange
@@Sodastreamm the hospital staff squirt it up my nose. It was a syringe with a sponge on the end of it 😳 they either just forgot or the guy administering it didn’t tell them. I have no idea but Grady hospital in Atlanta is a nightmare.
They also stole the gold chain off my neck 😂
@@mountainduragA lot of Americans are dumb and dont realize that it is a legitimate pain med that was used long before the street drug came around.
Also, you should have sued them for discrimination.
@@mountaindurag my bad miss read that
Find me another example of where a hospital squirted fentanyl up a patient's nose and get back to me until then you're a liar,, 🤦. You sure they didn't just narcan you ?
Wow wtf
I like how they stopped using the whistle in the U.S., and now use fentanyl injections, instead. Muuuuch safer.
In USA we like new high price stuff, even if there's more side effects. Particularly if they don't work as well. Don't worry we will launch smear campaigns that rival political ads. Untill we see new profits
And say that everyone that doesn't get on board is primitive and doesn't "believe the science". Meanwhile, they push away ALL research from the hubs that disagrees with their narrative
this shit is literally liver and kidney toxic genius
You are 100% right I was on pain meds for a real problem 3 joints on my right side are artificial from work. They took me off the 30 day supply that cost 60 dollars and gave me this new pain patch that doesn't work there is no generic 5k a month. I went into shock from pain because their new patch doesn't work. Got back half my meds sucks. I think they weren't making money on generic pain meds had to lobby politicians to outlaw the old ones which cause the people to go to the street or unalive if you look at statistics you will see same year government stepped in is when the crisis begun.
That sounds right!
right this is way too cheap and easy of an option. and if nobody’s getting addicted to them? take that shit off the market we need our money!!! -uncle sam and friends
In Canada you can get recreational drugs & The MAID Program but pain pills for legitimate patients is off the menu.
I'm googling THE MAID program. Unbelievable that doctors and nurses can't tell the difference between actual pain and addiction. Same here in the US. I've seen so many addicts get pain medication through "pain clinics" and others who may need a mild pain pill and can't get it. It's sad. I have liver disease from NSAID use, not drinking. Now, because of my plasma being low, I can't use aspirin, tylenol, ibuprofen, naproxen, etc for pain, including migraines. I get zero pain assistance.
It’s also amazing. Worked better than anything else for me when I fractured and dislocated my shoulder
Fracture pain is so definitely real! Three months later, from my last accident, I still have some pain, especially when the weather is damp or cold. I have had 5 fractures in my lifetime. 😬🤯
Let me go brake something, I’ll let you guys know next week
You damn right fracture pain is real when I fractured my femur and both of my arms I don't remember half of it because I was in so much pain my body was in shock I remember falling off a house and then waking up in the hospital
The us is so weird when it comes to pain management. I broke my big toe as a kid. But didnt just fracture it. It got caught snapped and half ripped it off my foot. The hospital didnt give me a single thing for pain. Only during the surgery i presume they gave something local. But not a damn thing from point a to b. No ive ever givin. No meds. Just gassed out to have my toe sown back on. And once i was up i was just left to deal with the pain
Here kid, Have a Tylenol
That's screwed up
Their excuse is that they dont want to give meds to pill seekers. Even though they do it anyway.
@@ThatOneFlyYouCantKillI know seekers that have no issue getting them from an array of doctors. Then some that couldn’t if they were on their deathbed
@JamesNelson-nn4qz my grandma got so many meds you could knock out a horse
I degloved my arm recently. Without this whistle I would’ve been in a world of pain, because the injury was so bad that even when huffing on this thing, I still felt the burning sensation of half of my forearm being gone. Thank god for this thing, made the hardest part of my injury a tiny bit more bearable
thank you very much for sharing. how's your arm doing?
It wasn't addictive enough, so it was banned.
Wrong
I love how they all instantly turn into crackheads
When I sprained my ankle, was the buzz of a lifetime on this green whistle in back of the ambulance tought i was high 😂 🍃 💯
Excellent! Thanks for sharing 🙏 hows the ankle doing?
bro you were high. how do you think that works?
You got that for a sprained ankle?!?? 😂😂😂😂😂😂
@@BoneDoctor_RUclipswhat were the side effects that they withdrew it from the market?
Kideny, amd liver damage. Apparently the chemical used can lead to kidney/liver failure and is toxic in high concentration. Essentially your starving your brain of oxygen like Nitrious oxide @1truthseeking8
Thar kid took another hit and passed out😂😂.
Fractured many bones it didn't hurt that bad the ribs suck the most when they were healing
Yeah I had broken ribs in my back and it caused a bleed on my lungs
😵
Shattered my heel bone, that was pretty bad.
New addiction unlocked:
Used to be mainly for ambulance use. It was over used and caused kidney damage for the younger ones. I miss it so much.
We have pain stopping medicine, we have paralsying meds, and we have memory forgetting meds... wtf
How many puffs? How does the dose get controlled? Over puffing?
US Healthcare is tore up from the floor up
I deal with this anytime I’m in the ER. 12 years clean but it’s still listed in my medical history. They gave me Tylenol for a ruptured appendix, and when I woke up from surgery more Tylenol. I got nothing to even remotely dull the pain. I’ll never let anyone cut on me again
What you have to do to get pain meds in the hospital is say something like this.. "your guys pain management isn't working for me. I'm just going to have a family member bring in my prescription of pain meds I have at the house. More then likely they will give you pain meds. If not and you do have a prescription well then you have it brought to you.
Galaxy gas
They just basically tell me good luck with my pain and treat me like I'm a criminal for mentioning it.
Why was it withdrawn please?
Withdrawn for general anesthesia in the US due to concerns of kidney toxicity. Doses being used in inhaler version of medicine are much lower doses, thought to be safer and only recommended for very short term use.
@@BoneDoctor_RUclips Ah thank you very much. I'm in Australia. I must find out if they are still used here. Thanks so much for taking the time to respond. Love your channel!
So the US can fuel its war on opiates.
@@michelleobrien8009 They are, very frequently.
@@michelleobrien8009no, it’s because the pharmaceutical industry in the United States wants everyone hooked on opioids. This is a one time use drug, so there’s not much money to be made off it. However, you get someone hooked on opioids and you have a customer for life.
Internet: “Lets bring this to the US!”
Drug Addiction: “Tell me more”
Apparently not in usa.?
They should make them black market at some point, it'd sell a ton.
MethoxyFlurane band in USA in 2005 by FDA following kidney toxicity concerns within hospital use
@@BoneDoctor_RUclipswhich is completely BS. They knew it worked and wouldn't need to follow up medication, hence our pain epidemic via opioids
@@analogueoverdigital929no that isn’t the reason they research these things a lot man. Relax no everything is tied to opiates and they are not that addictive you will not be hooked after your first few uses especially if administered by a professional and not yourself
We all know whats bound to happen if these were legalized
The kid singing "you spin me right round baby right round" lmao.
Last dude was definitely feeling. Pain that he wasn’t feeling😂
“I’m tweaking off the buzz”
It's not that good lol. be safe
We have this in Canada. Broke my wrist and collarbone while mountain biking and had to be sent in an ambulance. Best stuff ever! Works like a charm😂
Broke my arm mountain biking in Canada last year and the trail medic gave me this. It works great
Nothing wrong with being comfortable when serious pain happens.
I have a lot of disabilities from the Army and I have never gotten one of those. I have been to the hospital quite a few times. I would like to try this tool.
Not saying there isnt any in USA but i work in a hospital in Florida for 18yrs and i never seen a patient with one or the doctor's have never issued one! Im just saying i never seen one im not saying there isnt any our hospital i never had a doctor tell me to issue one or EMTs!
Americans: "You broke your back? No problem, here are some drugs."
Ain’t no way we got Fentanyl Vapes before GTA 6 💀💀💀
Let me guess there's not a whole bunch of side effects with the green whistle, and it's probably not addicting. That's why the US market took it off the market.
No to both. I'm in Australia where it's still in use, all ambulances (at least in my state NSW) have them, as well as life guard stations. They can only be used for the very short term, essentially only for initial analgesia during transport to hospital, they cause kidney damage, that's why they were withdrawn from the US market.
Yes.
@@vwvqr Thank you for the information.
That hit the nail on the head. If it can’t be used over and over to slightly relive you, and leave you with crippling addiction, we don’t fucking want it 😂
It isn't addictive. It doesn't get you high.
A Fien’s favourite med
When injured my back I could have needed this. But it was fine in the end since the pain got so bad it stopped hurting and I’m telling you, the rush of euphoria I got from pain was insane. I was high from pain, literally. Such a weird yet amazing feeling
Those are loads of fun when you're not actually in pain
Imagine bein able to buy em
Top shelf job your experience shows and your teacher should be proud. Your boss needs to give you a raise if you don't already own the company lol😊❤
Causes coughing, anxiety severe in some people, headache, nausea, and can cause liver, kidney damage, hypoxia, and possibly brain damage. Classified as a volatile analgesic. I wouldn’t want my kids to have any pain meds but I would much prefer some local pain med like lidocaine.
I wish I had that here in Kentucky when i fractured my hip. They just wanted to talk to me like I stubbed my toe 😂😂😂
We need this in America. America better make this available
they hitting the fent cart like it’s a prescription
"HOOOOOWEEEEEE!!."😂
It is also an anesthesia, we used to use it in vetinary medicine. Along with halothane and isoflurane and ketomin and although some are still used they choose medicine that shorter recovery times and safer side effects.
When I broke my leg in two places in a car wreck I was at the hospital for 9 hours without any pain medicine at all. Why didn't I get this?
Wish USA had this lifesaver ❤❤❤
Fantastic I’ll take 13 of them right now
I want some!!! This looks fun lmao.
“This should be legal in the U.S.”
the RC scene 👀
We have Entenox in the UK. This seems similar, but not the same.
I had a huge canister with a face mask so the medics could move me when I had abscesses growing out the fracture in my lower lumbar. And when they gave me a couple of Picc Lines too.
You need to keep puffing it though.
The young blonde boy just enjoying the time of his life? He's going right around right around lol
The dude in the orange shirt was enjoying it a bit too much 😂
Dosent this in higher doses cause irreversible renial failure and in lower dosages raises your lifetime risk of renial failure?
Bro was hitting it like it was his vape 😂😂
This would be perfect to put in local Library’s around the U.S 😂
I have a fractured skull & a bleeding brain. BRING THIS BACK!!
They use these in Australia still, not everywhere. But they’re easy enough to come by. And I gotta say, they work wonders, for having a quickly setting strong painkiller for emergencies, or whilst waiting for an ambulance to arrive, good for kids with a broken leg to calm the situation down, works well against most kinds of pain.
That looks like fun Friday night
Orange shirt was getting high straight up 😭
When I snapped my arm for the second time I barely reacted. Was chillin and smiling rawdawging that pain. Adrenaline and distractions just kept me from feeling too much pain
"Ay doc you wanna hit this John F. Pennedy?"
*inhales* "my name lil T man"
I would absolutely love this for my pan
This is awesome
Everyone needs a green whistle! 😂
Penjamins just got a major upgrade 😂
ayy he hittin the cart
I want this so fucking badly. It would help me so incredibly much. I take nerve pain medications and it takes a while.
we really got medical vapes before gta6
Dang cyberpunk more real everyday
In my opinion, as long as it's used for pain and not addiction, it's all good, even though it's probably a very addictive substance
Pain shock is actually a very lethal killer. If the body goes into shock, far past a certain point, it's death.
I'd rather be high in giggley. While the medical team does their thing, then to be in pain and possibly go into shock and die
So you’re telling me this is basically a medical vape
yes, but no nicotine.
Need to get my hands on this one day
Snl joked about it, emeth 😂
Having got to experience one once i can confirm its the most amazing experience ever. I would love to have a box of them...