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Re: Codeine Ban: Five Other Pharmaceutical Drugs Abused By Nigerians by Dee60: 3:44pm On May 08, 2018
May be you should send the report to CNN or BBC so that our officials can act! Until oyibo talk they dont act.
Re: Codeine Ban: Five Other Pharmaceutical Drugs Abused By Nigerians by CaptainFM1: 3:46pm On May 08, 2018
deebrownneymar:
If I may ask, does taking alcohol fit into drug abuse and why?
Alcohol is not a drug. The emphasis is on "getting high" and that's why the youth will drink themselves to that level if need be. Alcohol is the half part of D&A.

Alcohol can be abused if taking beyond personal limit. That's why most drinks have that inscription "Drink responsibly". However the maximum required level of alcohol during driving is 0.00%. That is to say no trace of alcohol is expected to be in one's system while driving.
Re: Codeine Ban: Five Other Pharmaceutical Drugs Abused By Nigerians by CheedyJ(m): 3:51pm On May 08, 2018
So,d diarrhea i av bin having is as a result of d 250mg of trams I took..Chai, I won't near DAT thing again ..
Re: Codeine Ban: Five Other Pharmaceutical Drugs Abused By Nigerians by mediclife1987(m): 4:50pm On May 08, 2018
dre11:
https://www.premiumtimesng.com/health/health-news/267563-codeine-ban-five-other-pharmaceutical-drugs-abused-by-nigerians.html
This is why Oyinbo ppl no wan sell weapon for us be that, see how we abuse medications when placed in our hands, imagine what we'll do if given weapons...

Oyinbo man dey very wise, really thank God for them, only He knows what'll have become of us by now....
Re: Codeine Ban: Five Other Pharmaceutical Drugs Abused By Nigerians by OlivePrime: 4:53pm On May 08, 2018
A drug free Nigeria is possible.
We at Olive Prime Centre for Psychological Services are committed to providing top notch treatment and care leading to recovery.
Re: Codeine Ban: Five Other Pharmaceutical Drugs Abused By Nigerians by Jman06(m): 5:00pm On May 08, 2018
CheedyJ:
So,d diarrhea i av bin having is as a result of d 250mg of trams I took..Chai, I won't near DAT thing again ..
Trams doesn't cause diarrhoea rather it treats it.
Re: Codeine Ban: Five Other Pharmaceutical Drugs Abused By Nigerians by snowblaq(f): 5:13pm On May 08, 2018
Tylenol isn't Aspirin...... It is Paracetamol.... (Acetaminophen)
Re: Codeine Ban: Five Other Pharmaceutical Drugs Abused By Nigerians by femi4: 6:02pm On May 08, 2018
GdexFolami:
Everyone is blaming buhari ,buhari can't handle everything .
Success starts from basic effort ,how will you b a drug addict and b expecting success.
I just think having a leader is our excuse to unseriousness



Quote me and DIE
Re: Codeine Ban: Five Other Pharmaceutical Drugs Abused By Nigerians by pinkcottoncandy: 6:05pm On May 08, 2018
OP...aspirin ke

Are u sure of what u are sayinghuh?
Re: Codeine Ban: Five Other Pharmaceutical Drugs Abused By Nigerians by CheedyJ(m): 7:44pm On May 08, 2018
Jman06:
Trams doesn't cause diarrhoea ratheir it treats it.
U no read am 4d symptoms abi...anyways,I noticed I was stooling after taking d stuff most tyms...
Re: Codeine Ban: Five Other Pharmaceutical Drugs Abused By Nigerians by Jman06(m): 10:04pm On May 08, 2018
CheedyJ:
U no read am 4d symptoms abi...anyways,I noticed I was stooling after taking d stuff most tyms...
Diarrhea might occur if you took a high dose of the drug. Such diarrhea is a physiological response by the body to get the excess drug out the body just like what happens when you eat excess of certain foods. So, yeah, it is possible but occurs in high doses. But normal doses of Tm would have opposite effect of diarrhea which is constipation.

You might need to consider other factors as the cause of your diarrhea.
Re: Codeine Ban: Five Other Pharmaceutical Drugs Abused By Nigerians by CheedyJ(m): 11:07pm On May 08, 2018
Jman06:
Diarrhea might occur if you took a high dose of the drug. Such diarrhea is a physiological response by the body to get the excess drug out the body just like what happens when you eat excess of certain foods. So, yeah, it is possible but occurs in high doses. But normal doses of Tm would have opposite effect of diarrhea which is constipation.

You might need to consider other factors as the cause of your diarrhea.
Within 2days I had consumed 500mg..tho,d stooling occurred occasionally but there was no oda thing oda thing DAT cud av caused it..anyways,I am stopping it weda it's d cause or not but I still av one tablet sha,once I'm done with DAT,I'm out...tanx tho..
Re: Codeine Ban: Five Other Pharmaceutical Drugs Abused By Nigerians by akigbemaru: 2:05am On May 09, 2018
Re: Codeine Ban: Five Other Pharmaceutical Drugs Abused By Nigerians by ikezudon(m): 10:53am On May 09, 2018
thank God oo.. my friends will switch to normal coke now..

anyway, these football facts go burst ur head..number 19 marrrrrrdddd.. https://billzonthestreets.com.ng/20-interesting-football-facts/
Re: Codeine Ban: Five Other Pharmaceutical Drugs Abused By Nigerians by Mikon(m): 3:07pm On Jul 28, 2018
Enemyofpeace:
The list is incomplete without condoms
Have you gotten your tail yet?
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