That's interesting. I carry a few professional licenses, although I am not currently practicing in any capacity, interestingly enough I have not received one alert and they all have my current contact into. In the first week of March when I was talking with my internist friend who mentioned that the LA Co public health had not communicated in over 2 weeks on this and crickets from the CDC.
I had a cleaning scheduled 3/17 and I cancelled it. Make sure you have oil of cloves in the house right now. Opiates do next to nothing for head pain.
The spice cloves? How do you use it?
It has to be the oil of the spice and 100%. You use a new cotton swab (q-tip) each time, dip it in and place on the gum of the tooth that is hurting. It's a dental anesthetic.
oh I misunderstood. I thought this was for a headache remedy.
A guy named Bobby has to administer it anally. Only way it works.
Lol. I didn't get a pic of the doc, she was scrumptious. Yeah, I'm alone. Can you imagine living with this personality? It is interesting for me to see people's reaction to living this way, as this has been my reality of choice for the last 15 years or so. But even I need human contact at least bimonthly, but video calls are an acceptable substitute for a while. The thing I really miss is going out on my solo urban adventures on my bike, but I'm not well enough to do that, anyway. I can do another month of this, I appreciate simple things in a new way. Like breathing easily. I always took that for granted...
Only if the headache is caused by a toothache ;D
Thank you. I believe the worst is over.
That never crossed my mind, good insight.
I think it is because they are constantly dealing with covid victims without adequate protection, so even if they themselves are not infected, they are likely carrying the virus on their clothing and equipment from infected patients to other patients. It's amazing to me that they are not overly concerned with their own risk, but extremely concerned with their patients' risk. Altruism of this kind baffles me, and I'm grateful for it...
Thanks, Tangy. I voiced the same questions and concerns to the staff. I even offered to pay cash for a test, and they said that is not possible. They have their orders. As to the question of how are we to control this if we don't know who has it and who doesn't, one nurse replied, "assume that you do, and act accordingly." Okay, then...
It's also called Eugenol, and has antimicrobial properties
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