Voltaren's the best NSAID (diclofenac sodium).
What the **** is TUE
If they allow it before the match they should allow at least oral painkillers during the match. Unless they are using some
Well there's a common household term I'm sure every rec player keeps on the tip of their tongue--
www.usada.org
For sure. I mean I use to have to throw a few Motrin back during matches so that the pain would subside at least a little and let me continue to play. It's practically the norm at the higher levels. Your body just takes so much abuse day in and day out.
Alot of opioid medication do no harm other than being addictive. Opioids are functionally identical to your body’s natural endorphins. When you take opioids you are essentially feeling a “runners high” without having to run or exercise.Here's your answer:
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Whether it's a good idea to use any, especially the opioid-based ones, is another question. You'd be taking a big risk doing a lot more damage.
You don't always do this before a Fed/Djokovic match? I have to... The pain is too much
Fair enough. I searched with a follower which must have screwed it upI typed "TUE", and guess what I received as the link #4
Therapeutic Use Exemptions (TUEs)
As an athlete, you may have an illness or medical conditionwww.wada-ama.org
here is the search result
I mean, in the strictly legal sense, yes, that's basically what the TUE is for: to allow athletes who have some sort of sickness have a chance of competing at the highest level.
Again, not completely true, as many painkillers contain banned substances. Top athletes can get post-dated TUEs pretty easily, which makes them "legal".
Both are allowed and are PEDs to a small degree, imo. Both hit the dopamine receptors, but not like Oxy, which is very stimulating and long lasting.
Fed devotee, your beloved one confirmed a long time ago that he has used painkillers.
Nov. 9, 2008:
¤¤ Top seed Roger Federer on Saturday said he was still taking painkillers...¤¤
Federer still on painkillers, cautious over Masters Cup
Top seed Roger Federer on Saturday said he was still taking painkillers and limiting himself in training as he battles to shake off a back injury that could jeopardise his Masters Cup defence.www.smh.com.au
January 6, 2012:
¤¤ “I’ve just been trying to manage the situation really. Back spasms happen and sometimes you can contain them with massage and paikillers . But I don’t want to drive myself crazy with more painkillers, and I need to do what’s right to get it better.” ¤¤
Roger Federer out of Qatar Open with back injury
Defending champion Roger Federer withdraws from the Qatar Open with a back injury while Rafael Nadal loses to Gael Monfils.www.bbc.com
Nov.17, 2014:
¤¤ "I tried everything I could last night and today - painkillers, rest - until the very end, but I can't compete ..." ¤¤
ATP World Tour Finals: Roger Federer forced to withdraw from final against Novak Djokovic
Roger Federer has pulled out of his final against Novak Djokovic in the ATP World Tour Finals.www.skysports.com
Opioids actually hit the opioid
Get a l
they should make weak painkillers like vicoden available over the counter. Its hard to overdose if your an 18 year old taking a few vicodens of known strength, but its easy to overdose if you buy heroin on the street and it has fentanyl in it. Decriminalizing weak opiates will save many lives. Things are really changing these days tho. Judges and prosecutors kids are dying, and things simply start changing when judges and prosecutors kids are dying.
What do morals have to do with drug use. Some of the kindest, big hearted people i know are addicts and dealers.
It's also quite toxic with prolonged usage, ask me how I know
Nsaids suck. They poison your liver. Opioid pain medicines are much healthier by themselves. If you become an addict, then the addict lifestyle is not healthy. Losing 30 pounds and not brushing your teeth because youre a degenerate addict is obviously not good for your health, but opiates themselves are not toxic to your body. Everybody sees addicts who look like towels and they assume the opiates are making them look so unhealthy. Its not the drugs. Its the drugs/addict lifestyle that comes along with it.
I apologize for the wording, I didn't mean to say people who take drugs have loose morals. I understand that nobody wants to be an addict, and blaming and demonizing them only makes things worse.
I dont quite understand
Youd have to take alot before you got sedated tho. Popping a vicoden or 2 isnt going to slow you down, especially if you have a tolerance
