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Probably not. But the parainfluenza viruses also contain neuraminidase and can be shut down by oseltamivir too. Interestingly, the mumps virus has neuraminidase in it too. I’m not sure if oseltamivir has been tried on that particular entity though.
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I probably should have known that. :o Right now, the only virus I’m looking for (32 negative slides so far) is HPV…
I did the hot tub earlier today, it is set to 104. I felt better for a bit. Then a few hours later I had a fun hour with shaking chills, and a temperature of 102.4, accompanied by lots of sniveling. I had the electric blanket turned up to 20 (take that, Spinal Tap!) but I thought it must not be plugged in. It was.
[QUOTE=Qadgop the Mercotan]
The recliner makes a lot of sproingy noises, just like constructing a trojan rabbit does.
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And you have firsthand knowledge of such? :dubious:
I dunno from Dingo–is this yet another obscure Sci-Fi reference known only to the Initiated? Or is it from bad Spanish (Aussie?) TV?
I never knew her twin’s name! (now I must go watch the movie again).
Sorry about your dehydration etc.
Didn’t you get the memo? Or perhaps you didn’t read the fine print? Doctors aren’t to get sick. It’s against the laws of the universe or something. Are you sure you’re a real doctor? :dubious:
Drink some juice, rest and take your ibuprofen. If it’s nice enough out where you are, you can go sleep in a hammock outside. I may take a nap on my porch swing later–and I’m not even sick!
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You just need to isolate the virus, dilute it with thousands of parts of water, and drink 4 drops of it. After that, have your chakras aligned and cleanse your aura. A little colon cleansing is a good way to finish up by flushing the toxins out of your system.
Or not.
Hope you feel better soon, doc!
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And don’t put butter on a burn. Physician, heal thyself! Then send some my way.
Pff…all you need is some incognito royalty sponging you off (not sponging off you) with a cloth dipped in hot water infused with athelas. Then you’ll be good as, nay better than, new. (Your fever has been so high, one of those prisoners must have had a Morgul blade…or the Black Breath.)
[QUOTE=Tapiotar]
Pff…all you need is some incognito royalty sponging you off (not sponging off you) with a cloth dipped in hot water infused with athelas. Then you’ll be good as, nay better than, new. (Your fever has been so high, one of those prisoners must have had a Morgul blade…or the Black Breath.)
Or he could have fussy pharmacy type guy bore him senseless with all the names, properties and uses of said Athelas/Kingsfoil. I do hope he doesn’t find this to be beyond his powers of healing. Last I heard, Elrond had left for the Grey Havens and so QtM is SOL.
[QUOTE=Qadgop the Mercotan]
Now it’s turned into enteritis.
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Hey, Doc, what did your Doc say?
BTW: Could you translate some of these terms or are you subtly encouraging us to learn some medical jargon? Thankfully I have IESpell so I can right-click on a word to learn its meaning. You have had me abusing this feature with this thread.
Main Entry: en·ter·i·tis
Pronunciation: \ˌen-tə-ˈrī-təs\
Function: noun
Inflected Form(s): plural en·ter·it·i·des -ˈri-tə-ˌdēz\ also en·ter·i·tis·es
Date: 1808
1 : inflammation of the intestines and especially of the human ileum
2 : a disease of domestic animals (as panleukopenia of cats) marked by enteritis and diarrhea
[QUOTE=eleanorigby] WhatExit–Quad’s got the shits. Not pleasant.
(I didn’t really realize he was using “jargon”. Oops)
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I use to work in a hospital, both of my sisters are nurses and I never heard the term enteritis. I am glad you translated as I did not get that answer looking it up.
[QUOTE=What Exit?]
I use to work in a hospital, both of my sisters are nurses and I never heard the term enteritis. I am glad you translated as I did not get that answer looking it up.
Poor QtM.
Jim
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Maybe you’ve heard of gastroenteritis, though? That’s a more exact term, and more commonly used. I am not sure if **QtM **is vomitting as well as his other intestinal discomforts–“enteritis” is a bit vague (and I hope QtM remains vague about his bout with it!)
Nurses usually don’t refer to it as enteritis–we call it diarrhea or loose stools or just plain shit or a code brown… We have a lot of names for shit.