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proclinician:Yes i do feel like vomiting at times. My next appointment is next month. |
I don't blame you i blame the lady for allowing you to have sex with her. Ladies please value yourself and don't allow a guy to use and dump you. |
optm:hope it won't damage my eyes? |
Congrats, may the Lord continue to be with you people and more tithe to your account sir |
Thatlong9:What's long 9? |
juman:That's it and Trump caused it |
Funny. So govt cannot control the church? |
collum:Dnt mind the attention seeker. |
optm:Thanks Doc. And please why do i still feel aches in my eyes even after using my glasses. This usually happens whenever i use my phone for like 35mins and above. There is this feeling of inconveinience which results to eye ache. |
These countries need to excerise some caution so as to avoid a conflagration. |
Kingproy:It's like you didn't pay last month tithe to the shiloh business man that's why the businessman's devourer has devoured the remaining sense that you have. pay up so that you can have small sense again. ![]() |
Captainrambo2:Rofl. ![]() which kain tin b this? ![]() |
Kingproy:Is Living faith not the ministry of tithes and offering? Or are you annoyed and miserable because u've been scammed by that shiloh business man ![]() |
Total isolation of uncle Sam. |
Kingproy:How is this your business too? Are you the one i quoted? ![]() |
obembet:HOME OF TITHE AND OFFERING |
optm:I'm 28. |
Hello Doc i do feel aches and pain in my eyes and the side of my head to the back of my head but it only happens when i grind my teeth together. Is my glaucoma the reason or what. Cc: optm |
obinnanelson4:NnamdiTekun or IpobTekun. |
optm:But glaucoma does not run in the family. The only disease that runs in my family is high BP/hypertension. So i don't know why I'm the first to have glaucoma. I feel depressed at times, i just have to learn how to sleep with my back every time. may God help me. |
optm:Hello Sir. I've been using betaxolol for a month now. I notice the eyes don't ache anymore but i do feel uncomfortable when i sleep on my side, i do have this feeling that the eyes want to come out which makes the eyes achy at times so i always sleep on my back. Sleeping on my back gives me a relief. |
RIP |
tammie24:You are the one with COVID-19 for your inability to comprehend what he wrote. |
dermmy: |
optm:Yes i use eye glasses the double vision gets corrected when I'm on glasses but when i remove it things get doubled on the left eye again. |
optm:No. There was a day my eye got strained after working on system for hours and it started the next day. |
optm:Yes |
optm:My left eye is seeing double but that's when things are in far distance and my lower eyelid is shaking. |
And it has built the region's largest missile force. Here's What You Need To Remember: Iran’s missile collection is quite remarkable and draws on lessons gained during the Iran-Iraq war. During that conflict, Tehran learned that it’s cheaper and easier to have a strong defense (many varied missiles) than a strong offense, such as airplanes that are expensive, require lots of maintenance, and could result in pilot deaths. Missiles are an essential tool of the Iranian regime. They are used for power projection, particularly towards Iran’s neighbors, or for anti-access/area-denial closer to home, in particular over the Strait of Hormuz and the Persian Gulf. Tehran’s missile collection is among the most diverse in the Middle East because Iran relies on modifications to Soviet/Russian and Chinese designs—although there are some domestic improvements thrown into the mix. Iran has thousands of short and medium-range missiles, and could very likely hit targets as far away as eastern Africa, Eastern and Southern Europe, Russia, India, and western China. Here are some of their most potent designs. Fateh-110 The Fateh-110 development program started in the mid-1990s. Testing continued through the late 1990s and early 2000s, with serial production commencing around 2003. It has a range of about 210 kilometers (about 130 miles), with a suspected 500 kilogram (approximately 1,100 pounds) warhead. It is road-mobile when installed on mobile launchers, which were likely modified from other launch platforms to handle the Fateh-110. Iran claims it has the ability to mass produce the Fateh-110. It has also been rumored that Hezbollah was supplied with some number of Fathe-110s from Iran, though this is difficult to confirm, as Israel destroyed a large inventory of Hezbollah munitions in strikes during 2007. Shahab-1 Closer to home, the Shahab-1 is essentially a variant of the Russian SS-1 Scud missile, which is itself similar to the Nazi-developed V-2 Rocket that terrorized Britain during the Second World War. Like the SS-1 Scud, it is liquid-fueled, and has a range of about 330 kilometers, or just over 200 miles. The Iranian Shahab-1 originated during the 1980s conflict with Iraq. Iran needed something with greater reach than provided by available artillery and wasn’t willing to risk its fleet of aircraft. (Many of Iran’s airframes were—and still are—vintage American planes, so servicing them with spare parts is problematic.) Iran turned to Libya and Syria for missiles, launchers, and transporters. After the war with Iraq, Iran wanted a domestic production capability and turned to North Korea for expertise. Today, Iran possesses a variety of Shahab-1 variants with differing ranges, payloads, and accuracies. Sejjil The Sejjil series of missiles are among Iran’s most capable — they have a range of 2,000 kilometers (around 1,250 miles) and a warhead in the 500-1,000 kilogram range (about 1,100 to 2,200 pounds). The Sejjil is speculated to be a domestic Iranian design, in contrast to most of Iran’s missile arsenal, which is wholly or partially based on other countries’ designs. One of the advantages of the Sejjil missile is its fuel type—solid-propellant instead of liquid. This is advantageous due to solid fuel rockets greater robustness and speed of deployment. In contrast to liquid-fueled missiles that require a greater deal of preparations and specific launch conditions. (For instance, historically liquid fuel has to be kept quite cool, resulting in a large energy requirement.) If paired with a mobile launcher, the Sejjil would be a large, powerful, and rapidly-deployable threat. Armed to the Teeth Iran’s missile collection is quite remarkable and draws on lessons gained during the Iran-Iraq war. During that conflict, Tehran learned that it’s cheaper and easier to have a strong defense (many varied missiles) than a strong offense, such as airplanes that are expensive, require lots of maintenance, and could result in pilot deaths. https://nationalinterest.org/blog/reboot/irans-military-armed-teeth-lots-missiles-164140 |
optm:Is a drop ok or should i apply two drops to each eye whenever i administer the Betaxolol? The doctor didn't tell me how many drop i should apply but he told me to use it twice daily, morning and evening. And i was told to buy another after exhausting the current one |
optm:Thanks |
optm:And what are the dos and donts of Glaucoma pateints. e.g what to eat what i shouldn't eat and i heard some body posture increases pressure within the eyes too. |
pay up so that you can have small sense again.