Posted by Georgie Geordie on August 15, 2001, at 18:51:15
In reply to Re: Pregablin trial / mice tumours » Georgie Geordie, posted by JahL on August 14, 2001, at 10:23:38
i'm in glasgow.....the company is PARKE-DAVIS/PFIZER ...
you're right the UK is so apathetic they let your life drift away and just watch you deteriorate when they could do something....but always they find a way to blame the patient instead...
Pdocs here scare me....they are paid to be blind and see what they're told to see...
if its not conveniant policy to prescribe a drug...just watch how you get pushed to psychotherapy...your whole life process is criticized and even if you keep your cool...the last thing they want to do is diagnose you...
the medical system is a reflection of Britain natrually....I just keep printing stuff out from the internet...unlike america it doe'nt cost to make a doc appt...and they have to see you....so I use that method....and when the psychiatrist quotes behavioral this and that....I just quote back Neurological stuff he cant fathom...
If youre having problems with apathetic Pdocs...mail me at driveldragon@hotmail.com and I might have some theories that apply to your problem.....I have neurogenetic papers about Social phobias that turn their logic back into themselves and they dont have much to say anymore as I see them eating their behavorial psychobabbling hats
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> > I'm in the Uk and get panic attack/anxiety.
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> > I'm being screened for a pregablin trial. On the notes it says that mice developed tumors at near human dose ranges but rats did not.
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> > What does this mean exactly...
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> I think one's (mice?-I'm sure someone here will know) a better indicator as to what human responses will be to a given drug.
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> I'm UK too. Am yet to meet a psychiatrist who can be bothered to get me on one of these trials, despite the fact I'm more than willing & I have responded to very little of what's currently available.
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> I take it you're up from the North-East (I'm one of those Southern softies)? Would you be prepared to reveal whereabouts this trial is? Are they still screening for volunteers? I'm v. interested in Pregablin for its purported anti-s. phobia properties.
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> Thanks & good luck.
> J.
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