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HumbledbYGrace: was expecting this, Feminists are atheists

I don't see the relationship between that verse and feminism babe.

HumbledByGrace, hi

eleojo23: The Cipro- something is Ciprifloxacin.

No. Ciprofloxacin is not a sulpha drug; it is a broad spectrum antibiotic used in the treatment of a number of
infections, including respiratory tract infections (RTI's), sinus infections, typhoid fever,urinary tract infections (UTI's), etc

It can induce insomnia (sleeplessness), a condition termed Cipro-induced insomnia.
That should explain your night watches.

Oh. Thank you

prof800: Just as I guessed!


Novalgin is a sulphur-containing drug. The active ingredient is metamizole which contains sulphur in its structure.

Sulphur attacks the skin of beautiful girls... though not always but it could spoil a special party or date when you least expect.
It is not uncommon in ladies.

It is like 'someone' is swallowing sulphur. And from the old anglo-saxon era, sulphur is not good for the ladies.

Basically, you might want to inform whoever wants to treat you at any time about your skin reaction to sulphur-containing drugs and you'll be given remedy or alternatives.
That of Novalgin was just a warning indication.

Tylenol is your normal 'paracetamol'. It is rare for paracetamol (acetaminophen) to cause such rashes. It must have been the codiene content or so. I don't know much about codiene.


'Cipro-something like that' has always been like 'that'.
http://articles.mercola.com/sites/articles/archive/2012/10/20/fluoroquinolones-side-effects

So which alternative do you use?

I didn't even know it was sulphur allergies until now.
I don't do anything now, other than take 3tabs of M&B paracetamol rather than 2.

As for the Novalgin, my dad has given forbidden me from taking any drugs without telling him

Is it normal for Piriton to make someone extremely dizzy?

That Cipro-something like that keeps me awake for days. Na me dey handle nightwatch duties when I get typhoid.

Notice I get rashes when i go to my aunts house too. Suspect the water....do those have sulphur too?

prof800: Let me guess; sulphur-containing drugs.? Fansidar, Amalar, Maloxine?

Tylenol, Novalgin

There's this drug for typhoid that gives me cramps too. Cipro-something like that.

I thought this was the education section
When did "Why do most brilliant people use glasses" suddenly translate to "All bespectacled people are brilliant"?

adekayo1234: eventhough I agree with some of op's points, the fact has not change, Nl is the best thing that ever happened to my internet life. the homepage surely need some classy touch but one thing I will not want seun to sacrifice is the ease with which every device navigates Nl. Linda ikeji blog is so trashy, lacks content and can never stand shoulder to shoulder with Nl.


God bless Seun
God bless Nairaland

You shouldn't even compare both. Linda writes gossip, and gossip sells.

The girl knows how to make money

proffmanue: I had a terrible typhoid fever in 2008, I was hospitalized in a private clinic. The Doctor said I was not responding to treatment, I could not walk by myself without support. I don't know the drugs I was treated with but I survived. After 2 days of my discharge from the hospital, my ears were ringing, eventually my left ear could not hear again till date.
Does anyone have idea what drug could have done this and if it could be reversed? Thks

Tinnitus
It's Quinine.

Rashes on my arms and feet.

I'm beginning to wonder if the use of glasses isn't the reason they are brilliant





Wait, it's possibly not the way you just interpreted it.

I expected to read a joke when I saw Ali Baba, but this is really good.

Would you have a relationship with you?

The comments here sha

OP congratulations.

Hope you won't be allergic to smiles on your wedding day

Mehn work your wrist
I praised God the day my dad bought the electronic one

Ceasar1: Am yet to recover from that shock.
Still speechless, can't find my tongue.

One the second thought, the fact you labelled it unnecessary is really amusing. No time for retouch, I got that!

I'm sure there are women who don't cart mirrors around na

It's not really about retouching. It's more like I don't carry cosmetics around either, so whatever goes off mid-day will just have to stay off. Powder and lip balm are my essentials (they don't need a mirror or at least I know where my face and lips are ) ; lipsticks, gloss and everything else, I can do without.


So what's your mirror story? I know guys that live in front of their mirrors.

Ceasar1: I'm speechless.

It's not an essential. I carry only essentials around.....no time for unnecessary load.

[quote author=MissMeiya][/quote]Hmmm I could try this for a week. That's if i don't get obsessed with knowing how wind blown my hair is

13hrs. That's how long it'll take for me to get back home.
So on the average I use a mirror twice a day--once in the morning, and once in the night. I don't carry one in my bag.

I wouldn't attend an event knowingly without make up

Thank you. I needed to read this.

Tallesty1: lmao.


A Love counsellor that doesn't have a gf?

E no make sense nah.

Experience counts?
So what's with the boots hanging if you're single?

And erm, you don't have to fix your nails or carve your brows. Just take care of the things you want to keep the way it is.
If your natural nails are long, file, and keep them clean always.
If you prefer to go short, then clip them regularly and keep 'em clean.

And your brows. Are they really bushy? If you don't want to carve them to submission, then use a brow brush to make them look good so you don't end up looking like a grizzly bear.


Being girly/feminine doesn't mean you should do away with being natural. It's actually accepting who/what you are and making the most out of it. Look dashing babe, and if you're complimented for looking good for yourself, see it as getting an extra scoop of ice cream.....enjoy it

cinderellla: I sit with my legs on the headrest or my legs wide open, I drive very fast too and I wear big clothes. I don't fix my nails or carve my eyebrow.

I like the colour pink though,

Big clothes....hmmm
Do you have a problem with your physique?
Yoi should pay more attention to your appearance though. Ofcourse not because you want to be dateable, but for the sake of embracing your femininity.

Btw define 'big clothes'. Is this like jeans with big t-shirts, or big shapeless gowns?

And please, sit properly. I'm known to hang my legs on the headrest every now and then, but don't consider it the 'norm'. Queer things should be just that, not normal for you.

cinderellla: I sit properly outside my house but indoor I sit upside down. I don't hunch my back but I walk very fast.

What's upside down?

The other is fine. I walk fast too..no one's complaining. If they are, then i don't care and you shouldn't.

Ok I found all 6, what does that make me?

naptu2: I can't possibly name 3, so I'll name 20 (and I'm going to include muppets).

1) Shmoo

2) Secret Service

3) Motormouse and Autocat

4) Clue Club

5) Casper and The Angels

6) Jana of The Jungle

7) Scooby and Scrappy Doo

8 ) Blue Falcon and Dog Wonder

9) Atom Ant

10) The Hillbilly Bears

11) Precious Pup

12) Mighty Mouse

13) Transformers

14) Masters of The Universe

15) She-Ra

16) The Muppet Show

17) Fraggle Rock

18) Muppet Babies

19) Looney Toons (craziest cartoon in the world)

20) Tom and Jerry

Looney Tunes

You can do all the others, but atleast sit like a girl

Dunno about the walking part too. Do you hunch your back while walking? That's bad posture. Correct it because it's bad posture, not because it's manly/unladylike.

Odunharry: disagree to agree....e dy start like dat smal smal

iHear

So your moniker's your real name?

Hah! Hard to believe