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Dental Extraction with Swuss Army Knife, Screwdriver etc
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It is recorded in his biography that Che Guevara, who was a licensed MD as well as a revolutionary, carried a pair of extraction pliers in a case on his belt.

Bad teeth were a constant problem and Che would simply apply a good dose of rum and jerk the offending tooth out while a couple of mates held the patient down.

Do they still teach tooth extraction at barber college?
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#14
The epinephrine was no doubt used to control the bleeding. Lidocane is not only a good local anesthetic ether topical or injected sub-cutaneously, but injected as an IV controls some heart arrhythmias (PVCs).
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(12 July 2013, 20:00)Jonas Wrote: The epinephrine was no doubt used to control the bleeding. Lidocane is not only a good local anesthetic ether topical or injected sub-cutaneously, but injected as an IV controls some heart arrhythmias (PVCs).

Thanks,....so the Epinephrine is not a pain killer then? so wouldn't necessarily be needed

They also mentioned stitching up afterwards,.. I have had teeth removed before, but never needed a stitch,... why would they have done that?
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(12 July 2013, 20:56)Auto Wrote: unless i messed up the link, it's def an injection. i got the kit a month or so ago. you get amoxi tabs, doxy tabs and 2x 1ml amps of lignocaine.

Hi Auto! It is expensive but also sounds like a worthwhile investment. It seems to say that you have to go through a 'consultation' before you can buy. As you've already gone through this, is that the case and what kind of justification is required, if you don't mind me asking?

It's bugging me a bit now, wondering if there's any possible kind of extraction process to get a usable product from the patches?



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(12 July 2013, 22:29)Grumpy Grandpa Wrote:
(12 July 2013, 20:56)Auto Wrote: unless i messed up the link, it's def an injection. i got the kit a month or so ago. you get amoxi tabs, doxy tabs and 2x 1ml amps of lignocaine.

Hi Auto! It is expensive but also sounds like a worthwhile investment. It seems to say that you have to go through a 'consultation' before you can buy. As you've already gone through this, is that the case and what kind of justification is required, if you don't mind me asking?

It's bugging me a bit now, wondering if there's any possible kind of extraction process to get a usable product from the patches?

No justification needed. the kit is ment to be taken abroard and used there if you cant get to a hospital. The consultation is just, Do you suffer from this or that or have you had a bad reaction to this or that.
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Thanks for that - all I need now is about another £85!!



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