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Hydroxyurea-associated Leg Ulcers in primary Myelofibrosis: A Case Presentation by Dr Vishnu Sharma by Journal of Clinical Case Reports Medical Images and Health Sciences
Abstract
Hydroxyurea, a cytotoxic agent commonly employed in the treatment of myeloproliferative disorders, has been linked to various dermatological manifestations, including the infrequent occurrence of leg ulcers. We present a case of a middle-aged male patient with a medical history of primary myelofibrosis, who presented with multiple painful leg ulcers secondary to hydroxyurea therapy. This case underscores the critical significance of comprehensive literature review and meticulous evaluation to identify and manage adverse events associated with hydroxyurea therapy.
Keywords: Myeloproliferative disorders, Leg ulcers, Hydroxyurea, Primary Myelofibrosis, Adverse drug reactions.
Case
A male patient in his 60s, who was receiving treatment for primary myelofibrosis (DIPSS Plus Intermediate-1 risk group) with hydroxyurea, presented with multiple painful ulcers located below the ankle on the medial, lateral and posterior sides of the left leg (figure 1). These ulcers exhibited ill-defined margins and showed signs of sloughing and degenerative changes at the floor. On physical examination, the ankle-brachial index was within the normal range (1; Normal range: 0.9-1.3) and pedal pulses were felt bilaterally. There were no dilated veins or pain with dorsiflexion of foot. Other common causes of leg ulcers, such as diabetes mellitus, hypertension, infectious etiologies, and autoimmune conditions, were also ruled out. A biopsy of the ulcer showed no signs of cancer. The patient's therapy also included thalidomide and amitriptyline; however, no documentation of leg ulcers caused by these medications was found.
Consequently, a decision was made to discontinue hydroxyurea, and the patient was started on ruxolitinib. After a period of 2 months following the discontinuation of hydroxyurea, a notable improvement in the ulcers was observed (figure 2), thus confirming a diagnosis of hydroxyurea-induced ulcers.
Adverse effects associated with hydroxyurea include various skin manifestations such as xerosis, nail discoloration, diffuse hyperpigmentation and skin eruptions to name a few.1
Although rare, the occurrence of leg ulceration has been documented, affecting approximately 9% of patients undergoing hydroxyurea therapy for myeloproliferative diseases.1 The mechanism is thought to be associated with the cytotoxic action of hydroxyurea on proliferating cells during the synthesis phase of the cell cycle, which may impair the synthesis of keratinocytes and collagen fibers in the skin. 1
Multiple painful ulcers located below the ankle on the left leg with ill-defined margins and signs of sloughing and degeneration
Healing observed in leg ulcers after discontinuing Hydroxyurea.
Financial disclosure statement: The authors declared that this study received no financial support.
Conflict of interest statement: No conflicts of interests were declared by the authors.
#Myeloproliferative disorders#Leg ulcers#Hydroxyurea#Primary Myelofibrosis#Adverse drug reactions#Journal of Clinical Case Reports Medical Images and Health Sciences .
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Navigating the Terrain of Prescription Side Effects: A Comprehensive Guide to Understanding and Management
In the realm of modern medicine, prescription medications stand as powerful allies, aiding us in the battle against illness and promoting overall well-being. However, like any potent tool, they come with a potential drawback: side effects. These unintended consequences, ranging from minor inconveniences to serious health complications, can significantly impact our quality of life and even lead to…
#adverse drug reactions#drug interactions#medication adherence#medication management#patient safety#prescription side effects
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ok that was a new one
#trying to fall asleep half falling asleep and then instantly waking up in a cosmically dissociative state#that was not ok. it can't start happening to me without an adverse reaction to treatment ...#i can't remember when the other time in my life i experience a similar thing was....#one part of the brain fully awake but an entire other part still asleep and the rest conscious without it (NOT supposed to happen)#hellish stuff maan not ok not ok#i looked at my hands and recognized and understood them... but also recognized and understood the arbitrariness of their shape and number#and of the form of my mind and perception and place in time and errything.#cmon man you're only supposed to do that to people on random drugs not overstressed ppeople tryin to frickin sleep 😭#fuckin worst anxiety attack in a long LONG while fuckin hell.#i had to walk and wait for the rest of my brain to wake up and start perceiving so i could fuckin have the rest of my human context back#like where do you even hide man when the rest of your mind isn't there to run back to. it's like being stripped under the eye of sauron#the zones of my brain are too frickin detached and desynchronized i need to be neurologically sewn back together#i experienced temporary (~hourlong in ebbs and waves) broca's aphasia at treatment the other week. wild. and not ok#im gonna try tms again i think. it wasn't a silver bullet for me but it did help repair my cognition and memory and coherency for a bit...#til i lost it again at least#i miss josette. i played her game when rising on the brief crest of tms before my exhaustion started outweighing the few improvements#I'll revisit josette and sedona blue if i do that treatment again. J1 is too much of a slog to replay but J2 is a timeless precious gem#tms is so painful though it shocks my neuralgia#but im desperate i guess#ahahaahhh i need helppp. i ain bin this screwed since 2020 i think
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During a long, lazy evening Jesse loves to kick back with a joint or two. MC is right there, face looking so grabbable, did you really think he wouldn't be inclined to share?
To press their lips to his, lingering a moment before blowing the smoke directly into their lungs. It's so cute watching them become so hazy, so pliable, so defenseless that he just can't help but take advantage ♡
#noncon tw#drugs tw#Jesse.musing#talked about this with a friend awhile back and it's been looming over me ever since#he's so awful#rip to people that have adverse reactions to weed 💀
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One of my many chronic conditions involves eye issues, I literally just did a “Field of Vision” test,, the eye that’s currently blurry and difficult is soooo stressful because I could feel the panic building in me. I think I flunked lmao
I felt similarly when I was tested for ADHD and everything with that, where I was so sad and stressed because I KNEW I was getting the right answers for me… But I also know that I didn’t perform as if my eye was actively working…
Geezums… the machine LITERALLY makes a noise right when the little light will flash in your peripheral vision and I fucking could SEE ANYTHING.
#I’m so sad#and stressed man#my lil rambles#chronic illness#the freaking nurse asked me how long I’ve been on my humira injections too#IMMEDIATELY AFTER THE —supposed— flunking#ya know#the casual drug that makes it so my joints don’t make my life an actively living hell#the only injection that consistently helps with the pain#the only injection we avoided for so long because it miiiight have adverse reactions on my eyes#god I’m going to cry in this parking lot again#just a casual half an hour drive home it’s whatever#chronic illness sucks#jiera#as#anklyosing spondylitis
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Understanding Adverse Drug Reactions: What You Need to Know
At New Insights Behavioral Health, we prioritize your well-being by providing expert medication management and therapy services across Connecticut. A crucial aspect of effective medication management is understanding and addressing adverse drug reactions (ADRs). In this blog post, we’ll explore what ADRs are, why they matter, and how our team can help you manage them effectively.
What are Adverse Drug Reactions?
Adverse drug reactions (ADRs) are unwanted or harmful effects experienced after taking a medication. These reactions can range from mild to severe and may occur soon after starting a new medication or after long-term use. Understanding ADRs is essential for ensuring that your medication regimen is safe and effective.
Why Adverse Drug Reactions Matter
Safety Concerns: ADRs can pose significant health risks, from mild discomfort to severe health complications. Identifying and managing these reactions is crucial for your safety.
Medication Effectiveness: ADRs can impact the effectiveness of your treatment. If a medication causes unwanted side effects, it might affect your overall health and treatment outcomes.
Quality of Life: ADRs can significantly affect your daily life and well-being. Managing these reactions effectively can help you maintain a better quality of life while on medication.
Preventing Complications: Some ADRs can lead to serious complications if not addressed promptly. Early detection and management can prevent these potential issues.
Common Types of Adverse Drug Reactions
Allergic Reactions: These include symptoms like rash, itching, or swelling and can vary in severity from mild to life-threatening.
Gastrointestinal Issues: Medications can sometimes cause nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, or constipation.
Neurological Symptoms: Some drugs may lead to dizziness, headaches, or drowsiness.
Psychiatric Effects: Certain medications can affect mood, cause anxiety, or lead to changes in mental state.
Cardiovascular Issues: Some medications might impact heart rate, blood pressure, or cause irregular heartbeats.
How New Insights Behavioral Health Can Help
At New Insights Behavioral Health, we are dedicated to managing and mitigating adverse drug reactions through our comprehensive medication management services. Here’s how we can assist you:
Personalized Medication Reviews: We thoroughly review your current medications to identify potential ADRs and assess their impact on your overall health.
Collaborative Care: We work closely with your existing therapist or healthcare provider to ensure that any adverse reactions are addressed promptly and effectively.
Ongoing Monitoring: Our team provides continuous monitoring to track any side effects or complications and make necessary adjustments to your medication regimen.
Education and Support: We educate you about potential ADRs and provide support to manage them effectively, ensuring you understand how to respond to any adverse effects.
Take Action Today
If you’re concerned about adverse drug reactions or want to ensure your medications are working safely and effectively, New Insights Behavioral Health is here to support you. Our expert team offers personalized medication management services designed to help you manage any potential side effects while optimizing your treatment. Don’t wait—contact us today and fill out a new patient form to schedule a consultation and take the next step toward better health and well-being. Let us help you find the balance and peace of mind you deserve!
#medication management#medications regimen#medication causes#adverse drug reactions (ADRs)#safety concerns#medications effectiveness
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had to give a horse an im injection today with a drug im not familiar with and its like the worst client in the barn and im just praying to gods i didnt fuck it up
#i drew back twice and didn't get blood so it should be fine#i dont even know if that drug has adverse reactions if it goes in the vein#but im nothing if not a nervous wreck#professional horse petter
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POTS Medication Vocabulary
after about the third time a doctor prescribed a medication that made my POTS drastically worse, and about three doctors visits past giving up on being an easy patient, i started asking my doctors the following questions whenever they prescribed a new long term medication:
is this medication a hypotensive? (will this medication lower my blood pressure?)
does this medication have a risk of tachycardia? (can this medication raise my heart rate?)
is this medication a diuretic? (will this medication dehydrate me?)
can this medication cause hyponatremia? (will this medication cause my body to lose salt?)
your doctor likely doesn’t know all of this off the top of their head for every medication, but they should know the most common adverse reactions. some may simply tell you they have no clue. i still think it’s worth asking to force them to consider these mechanisms.
for additional consideration:
your pharmacist likely knows the answers to these questions better than your doctor does.
an additional list of types of drugs which should be avoided is available here, in the table on the fourth page. (note that propranolol, a beta blocker, is often prescribed for POTS but is discouraged by this paper. as someone whose taken it, it’s worth trying to see if it will improve symptoms, but didn’t for me. Additionally, these are just guidelines, and in those with, for example, both hEDS and POTS, the benefits of opiates for pain relief may be worth the risk of worsening POTS.)
regardless of what the doctor says, I always look up the FDA info sheet before taking a medication. these can be found pretty easily on google (your med + “fda pdf”), and list most of the adverse effects. I’m happy to make a post about reading these info sheets.
there’s a reason prescribing medication is left to those with years of medical training - it’s a complicated and difficult process. but oftentimes those who do this work are so overworked and burnt out, they don’t have the ability to read someone’s entire medical file, or be aware of an adverse event that only affects those with an uncommon condition. I find asking these questions forces my doctors to think about my chronic conditions, and after so many adverse events, I always check a medication for myself before taking it.
remember that you can and should refuse to take a medication that is making your life worse or harming you. even pediatric patients have the right to refuse a medication, and often times, I’ve found nothing other than a very firm “no, I refuse” will get a doctor to consider other options. and even though its against the norm, remember that you have the right to ask your doctor why they’ve chosen that medication for you.
as always, feel free to ask questions, they make my day!
#i have intense opinions on the usage of propranolol#also your doctor will not like being asked these questions#i did this to one once and their eyes got as big as dinner plates#then they ran out of the room presumably to google things or ask their supervisor#that medication did work for me tho#i also dont usually ask for short term medications or extremely common ones#ie like antibiotics#salt baby talks#pots#Postural Orthostatic Tachycardia Syndrome#dysautonomia#ableism#disability
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Ignore this if you’re uncomfortable with it no worries. Can we do an reader x merc (particularly medic, sniper, engie, demo, spy, and maybe heavy) Where they find reader greening out (super pale/passing out) and the mercs have to “save” you? Establish relationship please! Super hurt/comfort! I need a pick me up after a bad bad sesh.
anon you're so real for this. The one and only time i tried weed i greened out so bad that it scared me off drugs 4 ever (don't do edibles in the woods kids!)
I hope this makes u feel a bit better. get plenty of rest & water <3
Mercs x GN!Reader | Too Much THC
ﮩ٨ـﮩﮩ٨ـ♡ﮩ٨ـﮩﮩ٨ـ Hurt/Comfort | SFW | Cw: drugs, bad trip, thc overdose symptoms, vomiting ﮩ٨ـﮩﮩ٨ـ♡ﮩ٨ـﮩﮩ٨ـ
Featuring:
Medic, Sniper, Engie, Demo, Spy, and Heavy
Scenario: When Respawn goes down for a routine bug check and maintenance, Reader decides to take advantage of the ceasefire to partake in some of Pyro's "special" brownies. However, things take a bad turn when the fire bug's edibles turn out to be too much for them to handle.
🕊️+Medic+🕊️
"Y/N? Taube, are you in here?"
The effort it took to pry your eyes open was truly Herculean, though you couldn't, for the life of you, remember when it was you'd actually closed them. Nausea made your vision swim, and despite your best efforts, you couldn't respond to your boyfriend's concerned voice. Words seemed beyond your capabilities, as was doing more than slowly blinking your eyes.
You were in the medbay, slouched down on the floor with your back pressed against a frigid metal cabinet. With great, great difficulty, you recalled that you'd stumbled in here when you began to realize that something was wrong, hoping to find Medic tending to his birds or riling up the living bread loaf he kept in a large jar, or whatever the hell it was he did on your rare days off. However, the medbay had been empty, and your legs had decided that they'd had enough of holding your weight.
"Y/N? Pyro told me you looked as though you vere going to be sick before you ran off, and zhat zey haven't been able to find you since. Please tell me you're in here, because ve searched the rest of ze base and I don't think I could handle you getting stuck inside ze walls again."
The tiled floor in front of you was starting to look like a choppy ocean, so you squeezed your eyes shut and knocked your head back against the cabinet behind you. It made a dull 'thud', and you heard the sound of footsteps approaching you.
Success had never felt so headache inducing.
"Ach! Mein liebling, are you okay?" Medic's voice was suddenly right next to you, and you jolted slightly, eyes opening in panic.
Your boyfriend was crouched next to you, an extended hand held aloft in the air as he waited for you to settle. When your breathing evened out once more, he gently wrapped and arm around you, frowning when he felt how cool you were to the touch. Even through your uniform, the doctor could feel that you were much colder than you should be, especially given the New Mexico heat that permeated throughout the rest of the base.
"I think I'm paralyzed." You responded, eyes moisiting as you leaned into the touch, "M' legs stopped working when I tried to find you."
"Y/N, I promise you're not paralyzed. You're simply having an adverse reaction to ze cannabis you ingested." Medic soothed, before slightly jabbing the back of one of your knees. You kicked out with a yelp, drawing a slight chuckle from him, "See?"
Unfortunately, you were feeling more than a little sensitive at the moment, and it only took a moment before tears filled your eyes.
"Don't laugh at me!" you warbled, lip wobbling a bit as you voiced your hurt feelings.
The look of amusement on Medic's face was wiped off the instant he saw your tears, and he quickly shifted into damage control mode.
"Scheiße! Please don't cry, taube, I'm not laughing at you!" he pulled you in closer, letting you rest your head against his chest as he shifted his hold on you, getting ready to pull you to your feet, "Come now, you vill be alright. Let's get you to your room so you can warm up and lie down, ja? I do believe Pyro intends to bring you one of zeir, ah, what's the word, weighted blankets?"
You grabbed a fistful of his shirt and sniffed wetly, grateful that he'd changed into his casual clothes, because the smell of his usual work coat was far too 'hydrogen peroxide and blood' scented for you to handle right now.
"Will you stay with me?" you asked quietly, clinging to him as he helped you become vertical once more. "Please?"
Medic smiled and gently pet your hair, taking the brunt of your weight with little trouble as you staggered up onto your feet. "Of course. I vill stay with you until you feel better, and zhen I vill go kill Pyro for letting you run off by yourself in such a state."
"Mnh, no you can't kill Pyro. No Respawn, 'member?" you muttered into his chest, not wanting to pull away yet, lest the world turn into an optical illusion yet again.
"Ah, verdammt, must have slipped my mind." he tutted, voice tinged with false disappointment, "I suppose I vill simply have to settle vith cuddling you instead."
⎚-⎚⌖Sniper⌖⎚-⎚
"Roo?! Roo?! Bloody 'ell, I swear if you don't wake up, I'm gonna lose my damn mind!"
Consciousness was slow to return to you, but by God did it make sure you knew how much it didn't want to be here. The only indication that you were actually awake, aside from the sound of your boyfriend's panicked voice coming from somewhere above (behind? Christ, you couldn't tell at the moment) came in the form of a disgusting, semi-familiar taste in your mouth; the patented Dustbowl combo of sand and blood.
With a sputtering cough, you managed to pull your hands beneath your prone form and shoved yourself up enough to hack and spit the vile mix out. A shaky sigh of relief came from your boyfriend's direction, wherever that was, and suddenly there were hands patting your back, helping to clear your airways.
"Christ alive, Roo, you nearly gave me a fuckin' heart attack!" Sniper barked, though his voice was filled more with relief than any form of anger, "What the fuck are ya doin' out here?"
"What?" you croaked groggily, rubbing at your aching head, which felt as though it had taken a direct hit from one of Scout's bats. Hadn't you just been on your way to your boyfriend's camper van? "Where'm I?"
"Middle'a the damn battlefield, Roo." Sniper frowned, "Yer right lucky I was nearby an' spotted ya. Dunno how long you've been out here for, but ya look right crook, luv."
You groaned and sat up fully, nearly toppling over as a rush of dizziness washed over you. Sniper was quick to catch you, plonking himself right down in the dust behind you as he drew you in closer, hugging you to his chest. He listened to you breathe for a moment, watching as your face scrunched up as you licked gritty sand out of your blood-stained teeth, the sight reassuring him that you were, in fact, alive. It looked as though you'd somehow managed to fall off one of the nearby bridges, judging by the amount of bruises that were starting to form on your face and arms.
"Fucking Pyro." you hissed, before spitting out another mouthful of blood and dirt, "That is the last time I trust them to make edibles, Jesus Christ."
"Strewth, ya' took one'a the fire bug's eddies?!" Sniper ran a hand through his hair, dislodging his hat slightly, "No wonder ya' fell ass over backwards, you must be greened as all hell! It's a bloody miracle ya' made it this far!"
The australian slid one arm beneath your knees as he adjusted his hold, grunting as he wobbled to his feet. He was hardly the strongest mercenary on your team, but you didn't survive out in the Outback for most of your life, and then survive traveling around with 9 other lunatics to fight and die and fight again in an endless gravel war, without picking up some muscle.
"Right, let's get ya' to Medic. I'm willin' ta bet ya' broke somethin', givin' your right shit luck, darl." Sniper said, eyes flicking over your battered body. While he couldn't see any obvious signs of serious injury, it was obvious that you were in pain. "She'll be alright, Roo. The Doc'll fix ya' up, then you can rest up in the van. Sound good?"
You let out a weak approximation of an agreement, not feeling well enough to form a proper response. Instead, you tucked your face into your boyfriend's neck, smiling slightly when you felt his stubble scratch against your cheek. The scent of coffee and gun oil filled your senses as Sniper started off towards the medbay, and it gave you something to focus on other than the pain that radiated throughout your entire body.
The next time you wanted to get high, you'd just smoke with Sniper. It would be a hell of a lot less painful and embarassing.
🧰🔧Engineer🔧🧰
You were having a heart attack.
Your nails dug into the skin nearest your heart as you fought to calm the erratic organ, your breaths coming in rapid, pained pants. Cold sweat dripped down your neck as you panicked silently, unable to find your voice to call for help, to scream, to do anything. If you could just speak, then perhaps you could get Pyro's attention. The masked mercenary was lounging on their bed only a few feet away, their head tilted back as they gazed up towards the painting of a rainbow unicorn on their ceiling, nodding along slightly to the record the two of you had put on earlier.
The mega baboon heart in your chest, though incredibly useful in battle, was now working against you, the increased rapid blood flow causing you to feel lightheaded. If you didn't do something fast, you were going to pass out.
Taking the deepest breath you could, you attempted to call out to Pyro. Unfortunately, all you managed was a near-silent rasp, the attempt taking more out of you than you'd anticipated. You blinked, and suddenly you were on the ground, Pyro frantically mumbling in front of you. It was harder than usual to pick out their words, especially with how rapidly they were speaking, but you managed to glean that they were frightened by your collapse, and that they were going to go and find your boyfriend.
As quick as a wildfire during the dry season, Pyro left your field of view, throwing open the door to their room and running out. The slam of the door hitting the wall made you flinch, and made you very aware of the fact that you still weren't breathing right.
The panic that had left when you fell unconscious returned full force, and you writhed on the floor as a stabbing sensation radiated out from within your chest. No matter what you did, or how you positioned yourself, the pain would not relent, and your vision began to blur.
"Y/N!"
A southern-tinged voice broke through your panic, and suddenly there was a muscular arm supporting your back, tilting you up slightly. A warm, calloused hand gently rubbed your chest, applying a light pressure.
"Easy now darlin', ah got'cha." Engineer soothed, his own rapid breathing starting to level out. When Pyro had burst into his room in a frenzied panic, yelling about his partner suddenly passing out, he'd run out of there like the Devil himself had been nipping at his heels.
The gentle pressure and familiar voice of your beloved southern boyfriend slowly brought you out of your fear-induced panting. You blinked up at Engineer, a few tears slipping down your cheeks. A gloved hand gently wiped them away.
"There we go, sweetheart. Try'n match my breathin'." he murmured, continuing to stroke your cheek with his thumb, "That's it. You're doin' so good, darlin'."
You finally managed to take a deep breath, sighing in relief when the pain in your chest began to wane.
"Thank you, Engie." you said softly, leaning into your boyfriend's arm. Engineer smiled, and with his goggles pushed up as they were, you could see his eyes crinkle as his mouth turned upwards.
"It was no trouble, doll. I'm just glad you're alright." he said, gently pressing your foreheads together, "Y'gave me 'n Py a helluva fright. I think they just about burst into tears."
"Oh no." you said sadly, managing to sit yourself up as the topic of your conversation finally made it back to the room. Pyro warbled out an apology in between exhausted pants, the arsonist clearly wiped out from the 'fuck off amounts of weed in their system/dead sprinting to Engie's room and back' combo. "Ro-ro, it's okay! We'll just lower the dose next time, yeah?"
Engineer merely shook his head with a laugh as Pyro wheezed against the doorframe, a shaky thumbs up being your only response.
🍾🗡️Demo🗡️🍾
+ Soldier is here too. He's not your boyfriend, but he is boyfriend adjacent most of the time.
Oh dear God, why did no one warn you about the dangers of mixing weed with alcohol?!
"Aye, there ya' go, mo luaidh, just get it allll out." Demo comforted, rubbing your back while sharing a sympathetic look with Soldier.
The two men had invited you to come and drink with them after they had found you lounging on one of the common room couches, and although you were already feeling quite buzzed after hanging out with Pyro, you weren't one to turn down the opportunity to spend time with your two favourite boys.
Unfortunately, the liquor in your stomach had decided to start a war with the edibles already stationed there, and neither of them were being very kind as they knocked you on your ass with the shakes and forced you to upchuck your lunch into the nearest bucket.
"Demo, I think 'm dying." you groaned, before sticking your head back into the bucket, a wave of uncontrollable shivers wracking your body, "Tell Medic he can't experiment on my body, okay?"
Suddenly, you pitched forward, and it was only Soldier's quick reflexes and Demo's hand suddenly snagging the back of your shirt that kept you from face planting into your own vomit.
"Fuck off, yer not dyin'." your boyfriend insisted, though you could, through the sudden wave of dizziness that had assaulted you, hear the worry in his voice, "Ye just had a wee bit too much to drink, that's all."
"Weed's not helpn'." you managed to bite out, before vomiting once again.
"Yer high?! Christ, ah' bloody knew there was somthin' off about'cha!" Demo groaned, smacking his free hand onto his face. Beside him, Soldier grimaced.
"Son, take it from me, it's gonna get worse before it gets better. You WILL feel as though you are in the trenches, but we will help you!" he shouted, before remembering that loud sounds were probably the last thing you needed at the moment, "I could try contacting Merasmus? He made me some kind of wizard voodoo potion that helped me feel better the last time I was higher than an eagle."
"No." was the firm reply from both you and Demo. The last thing you wanted was Merasmus dicking around with his magic while you were greening out.
Another round of shivers ripped through you, making the bucket rattle in your grip as you fought to keep yourself upright. Soldier tucked his arm around your midsection as Demo resumed his back rubs. Their presence grounded you, and you smiled weakly, though neither could see it, since you were still face down in the bucket.
"Thanks, guys." you said, wincing as your stomach turned and your vision swam.
"Do ye want to try an' move to the couch, love?" Demo asked.
"Nah, I think I'd just end up down here again if I tried to stand up." you replied, "Will- will you two stay, though? I know you probably have better things to do, but..."
"Negatory, private! I have never left a man behind, and I will not start now!" Soldier stated, and Demo nodded in agreement.
"Solly's right, a thasgaidh, we're stayin' right here 'till yer all better."
🚬🔪Spy🔪🚬
There was someone in the base.
Now, usually that would be a given; you lived with nine other mercenaries, after all, but this was different. Your teammates were supposed to be out, taking advantage of the ceasefire to get some much needed shopping done. Even your boyfriend, Spy, who usually never accompanied the others, had gone along this time, citing a need to pick up a few things at the local post office. You had decided to stay, since you had been waiting for Pyro's 'special' brownie to kick in, and hadn't wanted to deal with the bustle of Tuefort while you were high.
Now, though, as you stood with your back against the corner of one of the hallways that led to the intel room, your trusty melee weapon clutched in your hands, you were sorely regretting your decision.
You swore you'd seen something moving around the base, always just out of sight. It had sent a thrill of fear through you and put you on high alert. Respawn was down; what if the other team had decided to risk a surprise attack? Take care of one of their enemies permanently? You were all alone, inebriated, with only a close range weapon to defend yourself. Easy pickings.
Swallowing hard, you let your gaze snap back and forth, a snarl pulling at your lips when you saw the air flicker slightly, just for a moment, at the edge of your vision. You whipped around, eyes wide and searching, your ears straining to pick up any possible sounds.
"Y/N?"
A scream tore itself from your lips, and you jerked your weapon up to a defensive position as you turned once more, this time to see-
"Spy?!"
Your boyfriend stood only a few feet away from you, hands raised defensively. You blinked, before shakily lowering your weapon, relief flooding you, "Oh, thank God its just you."
"Were you expecting someone else, mon amour?" he asked, raising an eyebrow.
"N- no I just-" you ran a hand through your hair, still feeling a faint prickle of unease dance across the back of your neck, "I kept thinking I was seeing someone moving around the base. I- I think maybe Pyro messed up the dose in their brownies, because I am freaking out."
Spy made a soft sound of concern, and stepped closer, extending a hand to rest on your cheek. You smiled at your lover, but something still felt... off.
'Jesus, I must be greening out bad.' You thought to yourself, leaning into Spy's touch.
"I'm sorry to hear that, mon bijou. Would you like to retire to my quarters? Or, if you'd like, I can bring you to yours?" Spy offered sweetly.
"Yeah, that'd be-" you started, before his words suddenly caught up to you, the weed in your system making you a bit slower to react, "I'm sorry, honey, what did you call me?"
"Mon bijou. A fitting name for someone as beautiful as you."
My jewel. The one name Spy didn't like to call you. He'd never given you the full story, just saying that it was a nickname he associated with an unsavoury character from his past.
This was not your boyfriend.
Swallowing the fear that threatened to overwhelm you, you gave the enemy Spy your best smile. "Aw, you flatter me, darling. Do you mind leading the way? I'm a bit out of it right now."
"But of course." he replied, turning to walk down the hall, fully expecting you to follow him.
The second you were sure he had turned fully, you swung, your melee weapon catching him in the side. The wet shhhhck! of metal cutting through flesh was promptly overtaken by the man's cry of pain and shock. As he crumpled to the floor, his disguise melted away, revealing the colour of your enemy team.
"I FUCKING KNEW IT!" You screamed, arms raised as you gripped your bloodstained weapon tighter. Your breathing picked up as your adrenaline kicked in, your whole body seeming to buzz.
The enemy Spy hissed in pain, his hand instinctively going for his knife, before you swung your weapon down again, barely missing the appendage. Had you not been higher than the moon, the masked man would have been short a hand. Realising he was in a losing battle, and a potentially permanent one at that, your enemy scrambled up and became cloaked once again, racing back down the hall and, presumably, out of your base, leaving a trail of blood splatters as he ran.
With the danger gone, you dropped, shivering and shaking so badly that your weapon rattled loudly against the ground. Your breaths came in shallow, wheezing gasps, and you had to fight to keep your lunch from coming back up. Not knowing what else to do, you curled up in a defensive ball, pressing your swimming head into your knees.
"Y/N! Merde, merde, merde! Y/N! Where are you?!"
You jerked back to awareness, sucking in a breath through your teeth, jaw aching with how long you'd been clenching it. The base was alive once again, though the familiar sounds of chaos seeming much more frantic than usual.
How long had you been dissociating for? Christ, you were lucky that enemy Spy hadn't come back to finish you off.
The sound of rapid footsteps reignited your panic, and you squeezed the handle of your weapon. Had the rest of the enemy team come to finish you off? It sounded like your team was the ones here this time, but how could you be sure? You'd been right last time, after all.
Suddenly, Spy, your Spy, rounded a corner, looking uncharacteristically frazzled. When he spotted you, you could see the relief on his face, plain as day.
No, no you couldn't trust him. What if this was another trick?
"Y/N! Oh, ma moitié, you're okay, thank God. We saw ze blood and-"
"Get back!"
Spy paused, clearly caught off guard by your aggression. Wobbling to your feet, you glared at the man before you, putting all your effort into staying upright. You wouldn't be fooled twice.
"Y/N?"
Your eyes flicked over him, searching for any obvious tells. When none presented themselves, you cautiously stepped forward, weapon extended. Spy eyed you warily, but didn't make any sudden moves. It wasn't hard to piece together that something had happened while they had been gone, and if this was what his partner needed to feel safe, then he would allow it.
Once you were close enough, you roughly tapped the blunt part of your weapon against where you knew you had struck the enemy Spy, watching for any indication of pain. Spy continued to look at you with concern, but the colour of his suit and mask didn't change. This really was your Spy.
A relieved sob tore itself from your throat, and you all but fell into your partner's waiting arms. Spy wrapped his arms around you in an instant, only wincing a little bit as you cried into his suit. This one was less expensive that his usual work wear, and he could excuse it getting a little wet if it was in service of your comfort.
"What happened, mon rayon de soleil? Who has frightened you so?" he questioned, wondering who exactly it was he needed to kill. You didn't scare easy, but considering when he'd left you'd just recently had an edible... well, he wasn't exactly surprised that you were emotional than usual.
You just cried harder, unable to wrangle your emotions. Everything was just too much, and you justed wanted the comfort of your boyfriend and teammates.
As if reading your thoughts, Spy gently maneuvered you so that you could lean on him and walk down the bloodied hall, "Shhh, shhh, it's okay, petit tigre. You don't have to speak now. Let us get back and let ze others know you're okay before zey tear ze base down looking for you."
You nodded weakly, and this time, you let the man lead you down the hall.
✊🥪Heavy🥪✊
"This was poor choice, yes?"
You squinted at your boyfriend, trying your best to look ticked off from your place beneath a mountain of blankets. You were already suffering, did he have to rub it in?
Now, to be fair, you did make a poor choice recently. That poor choice being the decision to eat three of Pyro's weed brownies. At the time, it had seemed like a good choice. What better way to spend a lazy ceasefire day than by getting high with your buddy? Well, things had quickly gone sideways when you realized that Pyro had no idea of how much was too much when it came to THC, and thus the two of you were now high as balls and greening out hard.
"Yes." you muttered, snuggling down deeper in your blanket nest as you continued to hold Heavy's hand. You'd been holding onto it for the past half hour, having asked the giant to hold your hand when you'd started to get scared, only to grip his hand like you were making a business deal.
"Hmm, good. Heavy does not think лапушечка will make the same mistake again." your boyfriend mused. "Would you like snack?"
"I do," you started, squinting harder as you tried to sit up, "but I can't move. My bones are soup."
"Do not worry. Heavy will fix."
Suddenly, you were being picked up by the back of your shirt, not unlike a kitten. Heavy sat you on his lap, letting you rest against his broad chest. He produced a bag of pretzels, and your eyes locked onto the salty snack, your stomach growling. You attempted to lift your arms, but your limbs had decided to go on strike.
Seeing your struggle, your boyfriend took pity on you. Heavy fished out a few of the pretzels and placed them in your mouth. Processed grain and salt had never tasted so damn delicious.
"I love you." you sighed, leaning against Heavy as much as you could. Nothing said true love like feeding your partner when they were hungry, in your opinion.
"Я тоже тебя люблю."
#forgive my lack of writing someone who is greening out/high ive literally only ever done it once#some of these are based on my own behaviour from that experience#tf2#team fortress 2#tf2 medic#tf2 pyro#tf2 engie#tf2 sniper#tf2 soldier#tf2 demo#tf2 spy#tf2 heavy#tf2 medic x reader#tf2 sniper x reader#tf2 engineer x reader#tf2 demo x reader#tf2 spy x reader#tf2 heavy x reader#tw weed#tw high mention#tw vomit#tf2 x reader
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Writing Notes: Coma
Coma - (from the Greek word ‘‘koma,’’ meaning deep sleep)
A state of extreme unresponsiveness, in which an individual exhibits no voluntary movement or behavior.
In a deep coma, even painful stimuli (actions which, when performed on a healthy individual, result in reactions) are unable to affect any response, and normal reflexes may be lost.
Coma is the result of something that interferes with the functioning of the cerebral cortex and/or the functioning of the structures that make up the RAS. In fact, a huge and varied number of conditions can result in coma. A good way of categorizing these conditions is to consider the anatomic and the metabolic causes of coma:
Anatomic causes of coma are those conditions that disrupt the normal physical architecture of the brain structures responsible for consciousness, either at the level of the cerebal cortex or the brainstem.
Metabolic causes of coma consist of those conditions that change the chemical environment of the brain, thereby adversely affecting function.
As in any neurologic condition, history and examination form the cornerstone of diagnosis when the patient is in a coma; however, history must be obtained from family, friends, or EMS.
The Glasgow Coma Scale is a system of examining a comatose patient.
It is helpful for evaluating the depth of the coma, tracking the patient’s progress, and predicting (somewhat) the ultimate outcome of the coma.
It assigns a different number of points for exam results in three different categories:
opening the eyes,
verbal response (using words or voice to respond), and
motor response (moving a part of the body).
Fifteen is the largest possible number of total points, indicating the highest level of functioning.
The highest level of functioning would be demonstrated by an individual who spontaneously opens his/her eyes, gives appropriate answers to questions about his/her situation, and can carry out a command (such as ‘‘move your leg’’ or ‘‘nod your head’’).
Three is the least possible number of total points and would be given to a patient for whom not even a painful stimulus is sufficient to provoke a response.
In the middle are those patients who may be able to respond, but who require an intense or painful stimulus, and whose response may demonstrate some degree of brain malfunctioning (such as a person whose only response to pain in a limb is to bend that limb in toward the body).
When performed as part of the admission examination, a Glasgow score of three to five points often suggests that the patient has likely suffered fatal brain damage, while eight or more points indicates that the patient’s chances for recovery are good.
Expansion of the pupils and respiratory pattern are also important.
Metabolic causes of coma are diagnosed from blood work and urinalysis to evaluate blood chemistry, drug screen, and blood cell abnormalities that may indicate infection.
Anatomic causes of coma are diagnosed from CT (computed tomography) or MRI (magnetic resonance imaging) scans.
Coma is a medical emergency, and attention must first be directed to maintaining the patient’s respiration and circulation, using intubation and ventilation, administration of intravenous fluids or blood as needed, and other supportive care.
If head trama has not been excluded, the neck should be stabilized in the event of fracture.
It is obviously extremely important for a physician to determine quickly the cause of a coma, so that potentially reversible conditions are treated immediately. For example, an infection may be treated with antibiotics; a brain tumor may be removed; and brain swelling from an injury can be reduced with certain medications.
Various metabolic disorders can be addressed by supplying the individual with the correct amount of oxygen, glucose, or sodium; by treating the underlying disease in liver disease, asthma, or diabetes; and by halting seizures with medication.
Because of their low incidence of side effects and potential for prompt reversal of coma in certain conditions, glucose, the Bvitamin thiamine, and Narcan (to counteract any narcotic-type drugs) are routinely given.
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♫♪: punishments!!
♫♪: pairing: dottore x bunny hybrid! reader
♫♪: warnings: written by a minor, slight yandere, aphrodisiac usage, dacryphilia, grinding, reader gets tied up, begging, mentions of being cut open (nothing really graphic though dw), if i missed anything let me know!!!
♫♪: a/n: happy easter!! :)
♫♪: minor writing smut, dni if uncomfortable!!!
“zandik? do you think we could go for a walk sometime? it’s been a while since we’ve been able to do anything together.” dottore’s head immediately snapped in you direction, his eyes narrowed and full of suspicion.
“where did you hear that name?” you shoot him an innocent smile. “what do you mean? that’s your name, isn’t it, zandik? i think it’s a lovely name if i’m being honest.”
he scoffs, slowly approaching you like how a predator would approach its cornered prey. you feel a pit of anxiety and fear gnawing at your gut when you see the pure, unadulterated rage in his eyes, starting to think that maybe you had finally taken it too far.
dottore grips your face tightly in his hand once he reaches you, his other moving to rest wrapped around your neck. “you know very well what i mean. you know not to talk about my past.” he forces your head up to stare directly into his eyes, and you swear you see the corners of lips quirk up when he sees the glassy shimmer of fear in yours, obviously enjoying how easy it is for him to rile you up.
“i think a punishment is in order, you need to learn how to control that mouth of yours and stop being such a brat.” you swallow nervously at his words. his punishments are always agonizing. your ears involuntarily twitch at the memory of your last one, still able to remember the way his scalpels felt when he carved open your skin.
“no! i’m sorry, dottore. i didn’t mean it!” he smirks, clearly enjoying your begging. “that’s better, but still not enough. you broke one of my rules, and you think a simple apology will be enough? you’re dumber than i thought.”
you desperately grab his sleeve, eyes starting to fill with tears that threatened to spill with every passing second. “please! i’ll do anything, i promise, just please, not another punishment. i’ll be good, i won’t ever break any of the rules again, i swear!”
dottore smiles at you, removing his hands from your face and neck to rest one of the back of your head and bury it in his chest, his thumb lightly stroking the base of one of your fluffy ears. the other moves down to rest on your waist, softly caressing your puffy tail and bringing you that much closer to him. he presses a soft kiss against the top of your head before speaking.
“as much as i enjoy your sweet voice begging me to take pity on you, i’m afraid i can’t let you go without a punishment this time.” his hold on you gets tighter when he feels you jolt in fear, tears finally spilling and soaking the fabric of his shirt. “but, if you calm down and stop trying to escape the inevitable, i might go easier on you. i have a couple new drugs i’ve been meaning to test, and none of the side effects are permanent. if you’re good, you can test those for me and i won’t have to cut you open again. as much i enjoy punishing you that way, you have such adverse reactions to it, and i wouldn’t want to make my little rabbit distressed just because you said my name. that wouldn’t be fair, would it?”
with the combination of dottore’s cologne invading your senses, the slight lack of air from being pressed against him for so long, and the feeling of his arms wrapped around you, you can’t find it in yourself to say no. he smiles when he feels you feebly nod your head against his chest, stroking your hair one last time before forcing you to your knees and tying your hands and legs up.
“now, just stay here and be good while i go get the medicine ready. it shouldn’t take longer than five minutes.” he kneels down and smooths away your tears while he speaks, leaving one last kiss to the top of your forehead before getting up and walking away, leaving you with nothing but your thoughts and a slowly increasing sense of relief that you wouldn’t be hurt again.
true to his words, dottore comes back five minutes later holding multiple bottles filled to the brims with color liquids. you watch curiously as he spreads them out in front of you. “since you’ve been so cooperative with your punishment this time, i’ve decided to let you choose which one you try. pick one out and i’ll save the others for later.” you slowly look down at your options, there’s so many it’s hard to choose. after a couple minutes of deliberation with dottore staring at you with a mix of love and fascination, you decide to go with the shimmery pink one in the heart shaped bottle.
“dottore?” he tilts his head to the side and hums. “what, little rabbit? have you decided?”
“mhm. i want the cute pink one!”
dottore laughs, patting your cheek condescendingly before sitting down on the floor in front of you. he picks up your chosen bottle and pulls off the cork before pressing it to your lips. “drink up, in order to get accurate results you have to take all of it.”
you obediently swallow everything in the bottle, and almost instantly you feel your entire body heat up, a sharp pang of arousal striking through your whole body. helpless whimpers start to slip from your lips as you look up and dottore with glossy, teary eyes. “ah! ‘tore, please help! hurts so bad, n-need you to touch me, hurts!” the end of your sentence trails off into a needy whine, and you lean your body against him.
you feel his chest vibrate with a small laugh while you hopelessly squirm and cry against him, his arms coming up to wrap around your body. “oh, dear, it seems my little experiment has put you into an early heat, huh? you poor thing.” he starts cooing at you in that sickeningly sweet voice he uses when he wants you to feel more like a pet than a person. “it was a very weak aphrodisiac, i didn’t think you’d react this strongly to it. i should’ve taken this into account though, it’s my fault, really.”
“don’ care, just need you to touch me! please ‘tore, it hurts!” you whine out, trying to grind against him for something, anything, to relieve the deep ache that’s settled between your legs. he shushes you, his hands starting to move up towards your soft, fluffy ears. he starts to gently rub at them, getting rougher when you let out a loud moan at the feeling.
dottore keeps playing with your ears like that while you grind yourself against his knee, the overwhelming sensations soon becoming too much for your body to handle as you violently cum all over his leg, the pain finally going away as you lean against him and let out a content sigh.
before you can say anything, you feel his large bulge underneath you, and as you feel your body heat up for the second time, you know that you’ll have a long night ahead of you.
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Do you believe bill will eventually get better, even if it takes close to an eternity? Or do you think that is just his destiny, to forever be in denial of his mistakes?
I think on a long enough timeline change is inevitable. One way or another, Bill can't stay the same for an eternity.
He isn't necessarily getting better, though. Meds could leave him brain damaged, brain dead, or dead-dead—that's a real risk in psych wards from overmedication, errors, or adverse reactions to drugs, and I doubt Bill would have complained about the place being overmedicated unless the drugs were actually doing something to him. He could crumble under the stress and end up complying with whatever it takes to get him out of there and leave as a broken husk of who he once was. Or he could get more traumatized, more angry, more defiant, more hateful, spiraling on into infinity.
Psychiatric hospitals are, by and large, awful places to be. In fact the only time I've ever seen positive reviews of a psych hospital are from people who have been to multiple and are relieved their latest one is so much better than normal. A very common happy outcome of a psych hospital stay is literally "I absolutely needed to be there and going was the right choice, and I'll be traumatized the rest of my life because of it." And that's when the psych hospital did well.
The Theraprism uses solitary confinement + total sensory deprivation—which humans use as a torture and interrogation technique—as a punishment. I don't think they're doing it well.
I think Bill can improve—mainly because, frankly, at this point there's not a lot of ways left his situation could get worse—but if he does, at this point? It'll be in spite of the Theraprism, not because of it. It's pretty common in psych hospitals (particularly forensic psych hospitals, where all the patients also have the stigma of being criminals) for the treatment to hold patients back more than help. Things like patients that have committed more violent crimes being scrutinized much more than other patients and thus rated as more unwell than other patients displaying the same symptoms. Or patients objecting to taking a med that makes their mental condition worse, and being written up as noncompliant for it and pushed further back from being released until they agree to take the drug that makes them worse. Or patients having innocent behaviors reinterpreted as signs of mental illness ("keeps a journal" = "pathological need to write").
But he could improve. Maybe being cut off from his powers & his enablers will cause him to think over his life for the first time; maybe he'll make actual emotional connections with fellow patients that help him improve; maybe he realizes "this is the worst place ever, I've GOT to turn my life around" and starts checking out self help books from the hospital library. There's even a very slim chance he might get a competent psychiatrist who listens to him, doesn't assume he's incapable of self-insight just because he's mentally ill, and sees him for more than fifteen minutes once in a blue moon—all of which aren't traits you find in psychiatric hospitals as often as you might hope.
Dandelions can grow from the cracks in sidewalks, and people can improve in shitty psych wards.
But I expect the Theraprism will have to reform before Bill reforms.
I expect even more that Bill will find a way to escape before either thing happens.
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If someone had previously shown adverse effects (or proven to otherwise be allergic) to intravenous morphine, what else could they be given for pain management in a hospital setting?
Good question:
Opioids (the class of drugs that morphine belongs to) have two different types of allergy-like reactions.
One of these (the most common) is called mast cell degranulation. This causes the allergy chemical histamine to be released and results in allergy symptoms (itching, nausea, flushing, hives, diarrhea, etc...).
The other is a true allergy, mediated by a chemical called IgE. It also results in histamine release and allergy symptoms. The symptoms of a true allergy can be significantly more severe (including swelling of the face, anaphylaxis, dizziness, and severe low blood pressure), but won't always.
In clinical practice, it is really hard to tell which type of reaction a person is having, because both produce essentially the same symptoms for the same reason. The reason it matters at all is because if someone is having mast cell degranulation, they're likely to have that with other opioids too. If they're having a true allergy on the other hand, it's pretty unlikely that they'll have the reaction with other opioids (only about 1.6% of people cross-react with other opioids).
So to answer your question if someone has had a very severe reaction to morphine in the past (like anaphylaxis), they're not super likely to react to a different opioid, so something like dilaudid or oxycodone has a very good chance of being safe for them. If they've had a milder reaction you can probably still give a different opioid, but maybe co-administer it with an antihistamine like diphenhydramine (benadryl) to prevent itching and nausea.
Meanwhile, if someone reacts to more than one opioid, especially if they react severely, it's probably better for them to avoid all opioids. Some other options include:
NSAIDS and Acetaminophen- NSAIDS like ibuprofen combined with acetaminophen (Tylenol) work better than either one of them alone can.
Tramadol- this is technically an opioid, but it works so differently that most people who have reactions to other opioids don't have one to tramadol.
Gabapentinoids- gabapentin and pregabalin change the way the brain perceives pain signals from nerves and can decrease pain- especially nerve pain.
Local anesthetics- these can be used with a small implantable pump to pump lidocaine or other local anesthetics directly to the part of the body that needs pain relief.
Regional blocks- if pain is in an arm or leg, small amounts of local anesthetic can be injected around a nerve to block pain signals coming from that area of the body.
Ketamine- low doses of ketamine can block pain signals in the spinal cord, which helps relieve even fairly severe pain.
Nitrous oxide- if pain is of short duration (like for a procedure), nitrous oxide can help relieve it, usually along with other sedating drugs.
Muscle relaxants- If pain is of a musculoskeletal type (a broken bone or injured muscle), relaxing the muscles around the injury can greatly reduce pain.
Often a mixture of 2 or more of these modalities are used for severe pain.
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FIREBALL
this could be the sound of Will shooting fireballs. The same OST plays 'She'll Kill You'
Will doesn't look too thrilled to use the fireballs but he can rise to the occasion when the time demands it. Till then, he'll stick to his wisdom. (possibly due to its adverse reaction, eg: nuclear bombs are potent but come with terrible side effects, irreversible damages). HE USES THEM WISELY. Foreshadowing his restrain.
*FIRE CAUTION*
Note: These might be little far-fetched. This is my failed attempt to understand why dialogues emphasised on color of fireball? i could be way off. i am following Marvel's interpretation since X-Men and Superman have been mentioned by the party.
GREEN LANTERN AND color of his ring theory
Green lantern powers(embedded in his rings) and parallel with will byers. 'Will' POWER is his actual power. Will is at the centre of his power.
Energy Projection: It can emit powerful blasts of energy, create force fields, and provide energy-based attacks for offense and defense. (electromagnetic field & fireballs?)
Data Analysis and Scanning: it can scan for information, detect energy signatures, and provide tactical analysis.(Nina project, IP?)
Teleportation: Some rings have the ability to teleport the wearer across vast distances. (true sight, now memories?)
Environmental Adaptation: It creates a life-support system for the wearer, allowing them to survive in extreme conditions, including the vacuum of space. (upside down?)
Time Travel the ring has been used to manipulate time. Wormholes and Spatial Warps: The power ring grants its wearer access to wormholes in space, enabling the ring wielder to rapidly cut time and distance needed for transport. The Guardians established at least one known wormhole to Oa, which once required the use of a power ring to enter. (Gates)
Weaknesses
Willpower Dependence: The ring’s strength is directly tied to the user’s willpower and emotional focus. If the user doubts themselves or loses concentration, the ring's effectiveness diminishes.
Limited Charge: The ring has a finite charge and must be recharged regularly using a power battery, which connects to the Central Power Battery on Oa. If it runs out of energy, the user becomes powerless. (Dustin's remark "Dead battery". eleven being drained)
speaking of charger, Mike is shown to be directly or indirectly associated with POWER SWITCH & SOCKETS ( source of energy? a charger ? a battery? for will?)
Vulnerability to Fear (Parallax Influence) : Lanterns' weakness to the 'COLOR YELLOW' came from the Fear entity trapped within the Green Lantern Corps' central power battery.
Mental or Emotional Instability: Strong negative emotions (fear, doubt, or anger) can interfere with a Green Lantern's ability to wield their ring effectively.
Mental Instability Protocol: Drug use, neural interference, vertigo or other forms of mental incapacitation can render the wearer unable to use their ring, rendered useless.
“I don’t know who’s been raising you, but I’m gonna get you some new crayons because it looks like he’s shooting cabbages.”
Is Will a Most Powerful 'Failed experiment'? like Madelyne Pryor?
Another green x-men, who is, possibly the most powerful, Goblin Queen (Clone of Jean) , X-Men Goblin Queen, Madelyne Pryor, X-Men's Most Dangerous, anti-hero. She unlocked her latent psychic powers. In addition to those, Madelyne also had the ability to perform sorcery, which she used to summon goblins and demons.
Madelyne eventually learns that she's a clone of Jean created by Mister Sinister. Sinister originally discarded her as a failed experiment, until the Phoenix itself gave Madelyne sentience.
Madelyne's powers are incredible hence the suggestion. might i add, a close parallel to will's alleged powers.
i am a more of a 'will byers is superman' kinda guy. but my personal favourite being will byers 'a divine deity/god' @greenfiend 's theory.
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connecting green lantern with Kryptonite: Green latern's ring can project beams of force powered by the will of the user. The ring can be used to 'produce kryptonite' and kryptonite radiation.
in context of SUPERMAN
Superman is a regular Kryptonian man, He gets his powers from our yellow sun, green kryptonite cancels that.
Uranium fluoresces green under U.V. light (Atomic Bomb theory correlation)
Green Kryptonite : It was a radioactive element composed of pieces of the exploded planet Krypton. Surviving natives of Krypton, Superman is weakened by exposure to Green Kryptonite. Prolonged exposure could result in fatal radiation poisoning.
Red kryptonite :Superman has suffered the following effects upon exposure to various pieces of Red Kryptonite: Transformed into a dragon, Rendered temporarily blind to anything colored green, Loss of power, Gained telepathy, Generated an evil doppelganger , Mental transference, Personality alteration
vecna mind lair is red toned
BLUE-K : most interesting one is Blue-K (Upside down is blue toned)
Blue Kryptonite can reverse the effects of Red Kryptonite and can work wonders on afflicted Kryptonians. Perhaps Will created upside down to save himself & hawkins? (Superman is credited for manufacturing Blue-K, to save fellow Kryptonian see the kryptonite handbook) Effects on Bizarro(Man of steel's doppelganger and a supervillain) Blue Kryptonite weakens Bizarro (does Upside Down weakeans Vecna, hence he needs tentacles to recharge?) in a similar way to how Green Kryptonite weakens Superman. It can also sedate Bizarro, allowing him to be apprehended. Blue Kryptonite can also have a calming effect on Bizarro, removing his rage toward Superman. Blue-k was created by reversing the ionic charge of green kryptonite.
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For three months this year, I bled nearly every day. My doctor doesn’t know why. Google doesn’t know why. The condition is simply called “postmenopausal bleeding,” and medicine’s best guess as to the cause is that the postmenopausal hormone-replacement therapy I started last November suddenly made my endometrium, the lining of the uterus, “unstable.” All scientific knowledge added up to “If it’s still happening in six months, get back in touch.” (I’m still bleeding intermittently, and I don’t know why.) This is the kind of massive medical shrug that anyone with female anatomy has probably encountered.
Despite major advances for women over the past 100 years—the invention of the contraceptive pill, greater access to safe abortions—much of female biology is still woefully underserved by science. There are reasons for this, most notably the historical exclusion of women from medical and pharmaceutical trials, partly because our awkward hormone cycles were thought to skew results. There’s also the fact that some scientists still project findings from research on men onto women, seeming not to realize that women aren’t just small men: Women are different down to the cellular level, meaning that many of our immune responses, experiences of pain, and symptoms (including, for instance, those that accompany a heart attack) may be different from men’s. Are you having a nasty, unexpected side effect from your medication? That could be because most drugs were developed with male bodies in mind. A 2020 review of 86 common medications, including antidepressants, cardiovascular drugs, and painkillers, found that women were likely routinely overmedicated and suffered adverse reactions nearly twice as often as men.
The lagging science is particularly apparent when it comes to periods and female hormones more generally—the subject of the anthropologist Kate Clancy’s new book, Period, a scientific and cultural history that purports to tell the “real story of menstruation.” Clancy’s book makes clear that a lack of data is to blame for many of the ills that women and girls face concerning their reproductive health, like doctors’ failure to diagnose painful conditions such as endometriosis.
My severe endometriosis was discovered only when I was 41, accidentally. For decades, I had been given prescription-strength painkillers, and my doctor never seemed to wonder whether the amount of pain I was in was abnormal. When I published an essay about my menopausal depression in 2018, a deluge of women wrote to tell me that when they were going through something similar, their doctors had told them they were imagining their brain fog or panic attacks, or had put them on antidepressants that didn’t work because many depression drugs are inadequate to treat the symptoms of fluctuating estrogen.
#feminism#save#menstruation#Medical misogyny#Period positivity#When I went to type in menstruation 'menstruation tw' was the 1st result
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I am obsessed with the concept of evil scientist who in some way or another becomes a whumpee. Do you have any ideas on the topic
evil scientists who are evil because they were coerced into doing illegal things and blackmailed until it got worse and worse. now they're just in too deep
evil scientists under a lot of pressure to meet deadlines, overworking themselves into exhaustion, so desperate to make any sort progress they push and punish the subjects to get results
mandated “therapy” designed to keep evil scientists evil, monitor their psychological states, condition them to be cruel and perform and deliver
evil scientist is so evil they’re turned into a subject by the institution or other scientists and studied for their madness
evil scientist is so evil eventually their own lab assistants and techs turn on them
sabotaged by fellow colleague(s) who are against their unethical practices or want to see them to fail
infected with a disease and forced to race against the clock to find their own cure. getting sicker and sicker, testing on themselves, deteriorating until they're unable to focus at all
containment breech or accidental exposure to the very thing they’re studying. getting to feel just like the subjects they expose on purpose every day, maybe even turned into a subject or studying themselves
just another day in the lab until a subject manages to kick over a bunch of vials and now everyone is suffocating
evil scientist experimenting on themselves for desperate or misguided reasons. dealing with crazy side effects or adverse reactions, becoming more twisted or evil
evil scientist with insomnia, always working and never taking care of themself. it makes them paranoid and wild, sometimes hallucinating or breaking down
evil scientist faces retribution from escaped subjects who put them through the same experiments. tortured with the very conditioning, drugs, diseases, or devices they used and studied
accidentally leaving the wrong machine on and getting caught by its effects. now they're a drooling, incoherent mess
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