#ed medicines

[medsonlinepharmacy]

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[cenforcet]

Cenforce Tablet is an FDA-approved medicine used in the treatment of erectile dysfunction problems in men. Cenforce FM 100mg (Sildenafil Citrate) Tablet, which was first introduced in 1998, quickly rose to the top of the list of erectile dysfunction treatments. Fast-acting medicine Cenforce FM 100mg (Sildenafil Citrate Tablet) has a four-hour duration of action. It is effective for men of all ages. Taking the medication Cenforce FM 100mg (Sildenafil Citrate) Tablet prevents the hormone PDE5 from being produced. It facilitate more blood flow and relaxes the blood vessels of penis.

[suryaveer206]

Men have to deal with sexual issues as they age, but they can get rid of the same. If you are among those 40-plus men coping with ED, you must find the best treatment.

[inthepalmofmyhand]

trying to stay productive so bad >.<

but I'm getting there...

Today I'll go study in the library, then I'll take part in a study for one of my psychology courses and finally in the evening I have schedualed a dance class with one of the most famous dance teachers in my country. Hope it will turn out good :3

[celestie0]

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[prince-liest]

The more comfortable I get with the inpatient workflow (knowing how to order things, how certain things work and are done, how to navigate the EMR, etc), the more happy I am to realize that inpatient rotations aren't actually all that bad in terms of the work of them. They suck specifically because they are exhausting 12-13 hour days, 6 days a week and you simply do not get to have a life while you're on this rotation but while I'm at the hospital, it's pretty much fine.

I wish I had the time and energy to work out and also not eat two out of my three meals every day of hospital food, and more time to rest, but I'm also relieved that I definitely do not actively dread or fear going to work every day like I was worried I might. Like, it sucks, but it's not active misery, yfm? My spirits are high. Definitely not super tenable, though.

Also, I have ED next and honestly fuck the emergency department. So glad there are people out there that enjoy emergency medicine, but I am simply not ADHD enough for that shit. I didn't have any bad shifts on my first ED rotation but I still disliked the whole workflow and baseline stress levels.

Anyway, things that did stress me out this week (CW dire hospital shit):

lady who kept threatening to leave the hospital against medical advice because she hated being there that much, even though she had an infection for which she needed an IV-only antibiotic or else she would almost certainly die. everything kept going wrong. she could go home with a central or midline cath; her line was peripheral; picc team couldn't put in a picc line because of her surgical history, so we had to go to interventional radiology and put in a Hickman line; we found this out on Friday and so she wasn't scheduled until Monday; on Monday she almost got moved to the next day because there was an emergency bleed during her time that IR was needed for and she said if we didn't get her scheduled in 45 minutes she was leaving the hospital. ended up discharging her at like 6pm on Monday and I ended up crying at work on Friday (the 13th! yay,,) in the resident library which surprised even me but apparently I'm not immune to "so WHAT if I die?? what do I have to live for? cancer and pain?" after three days of doing my best to juggle "doctor" with "therapist" every time I saw her. she likes me a lot which I think means I did a decent job but that really ran out my emotional energy.

the dude whose nurse called me three times in 45 minutes while I was trying to juggle discharging the above lady and doing my first admit. he was throwing things at the walls in his room because he wanted a cough drop and simply could NOT wait. what the fuck ever.

[stedesmoth]

A few pieces from my Wild West AU 🌿

[annasellheim]

Part 7

[autispec-hours]

yknow that thing where you’ve been on a specific medication for long enough that your brain doesn’t really remember what the symptoms were like before , and it tries to convince you to stop taking it cause ‘ maybe you don’t need it anymore , you feel fine right now ‘ <- currently medicated while this thought is happening

that is the devil talking

edit: not literally the devil

[medsonlinepharmacy]

Kamagra Jelly 100mg is a medication used to treat erectile dysfunction (ED) in men. This product includes 7 packs of Kamagra Jelly, with each pack containing 100mg of the active ingredient sildenafil citrate. https://www.medsonlinedelivery.com/medicine/erectile-dysfunction/kamagra-jelly-100-mg

[cenforcet]

Ed is one of the serious issue that it affects more than 45 million males in US only. The occasional ED is not unusual. It is frequently brought on by stressful situations, recent dietary or lifestyle changes, or both. However, repeated Erectile Dysfunction may indicate medical issues that require attention. It may also be a sign of some serious health problems that you should discuss with a specialist. Learn more

[bupropionbunny]

I finessed this medication out of a new doctor claiming to have tried all the popular “migraine” medications and heard good results from a family friend

I do not get migraines

I do not have a family friend

what I do have is weight loss as the main side effect 🫣

[ch4rllott3]

Potrzebuję kogoś kto zna sie na lekach

[inthepalmofmyhand]

08/02/2024

Yesterday I was pretty satisfied with how much work I got done. I was really tired but I got myself through the day :)

Today I'll visit my grandpa in the hospital, so I won't have much time to study. Nevertheless I'll study one lecture right now and I hope that I'll get three more done in the evening.

Life has been hard but good lately [ 4/5 <3 ]

[chronicillnessfromateensmind]

behind every “it is what it is”,

behind every “i’m fine”,

is a girl whose body is fighting itself. is a girl who still does not understand how she has to live with this pain forever. is a girl who will never understand how this happened. a girl who will never stop talking about the negligence in the medical system.

[xoxoemynn]

deeply tragic that whenever I am in the mood for writing I am struck down by one of the three major curses: capitalism, sleepies, or tummy hurties.