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Author: Barby Ingle

  • Anesthesia vs Tranquilizers

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    Anesthesia vs Tranquilizers Many people confuse Anesthesia and Tranquilizers so I thought I would research the topic and I learned a few things. Most of my information is from an anesthesiologist and a veterinary assistant.  Anesthesia Anesthesia is a state of mindlessness (apathy, loss of sensation, medically induced insensitivity to pain) Anesthesia is much more…

  • IV Ketamine Info

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    Ketamine Infusion Information Information gathered by Barby Ingle, Power of Pain Foundation and based on her treatments as well as many other patients.  Pre K-Infusion Testing Laboratory Cardiac Psychological evaluation Even with NO significant adverse events, administering doctors have been extremely cautious in screening patients with concurrent medical problems Most common reason a patient is…

  • Nerve Injuries and the Fixed Dystonias of CRPS

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    Nerve Injuries and the Fixed Dystonia’s of CRPS by: Mark S. Cooper, PhD, Department of Biology, University of Washington, Seattle, WA, USA Type of Submission: Letter to Editor Running Head: CRPS Fixed Dystonias Nerve injury is a known precipitant of Complex Regional Pain Syndrome (CRPS). However, is nerve injury a primary cause of CRPS dystonia? In 2009, Oaklander and Fields(1)…

  • Tips for Safe Medicine Storage

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    Tips for Safe Medicine Storage Thousands of young children end up in emergency departments every year after getting into medicines while their parents or caregivers are not looking. Unfortunately, accidental ingestion’s don’t take a vacation. It’s important for parents to always keep medicines and vitamins Up and Away and Out of Sight at home, and also when families…

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