Not a good feeling at all.
The meds have to be taken an hour before eating or 2 hours after eating, basically on an empty stomach.
This is some strong stuff let me tell ya.
Taking them on an empty stomach is, shall we say, vomit inducing.
It doesn't hit you right away, about 30-40 minutes after taking it, your stomach starts doing the ol' back flip, and you run to the porcelain god as fast as your spinning head and weak legs can get you in there.
After spending 2 minutes puking out some bile mixed with some dry heave, you start thinking about that whole life insurance plan you never did take out.
I have to do that.
One of these days, I have to get some life insurance.
But anyway, how is it that you can puke and dry heave, yet the pill that is time release coated, doesn't come back out?
It's the only thing you've swallowed because you're not allowed to eat, why doesn't the pill come back up?
Does it have a glue-ish substance to it that makes it stick to your innards?
It's something I've thought about.
Comments
I never understood that concept either. There have been many times that I have puked after taking a heavy narcotic and thinking to myself do I have to take another one? But the pain disappears shortly after I puke. Maybe that is how the pills work? :p
Posted by: Mindy | May 28, 2008 10:36 AM
That's what I'd be afraid of; that the pill would come back up and I would have wasted it and still be in pain!
Posted by: Devilish Southern Belle | May 28, 2008 2:45 PM