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It seems wrong to even say the treatment works - of course it appears to when you drug someone's concerns away but it doesn't seem to change the underlying wron
by EdHominem 10y ago
It seems wrong to even say the treatment works - of course it appears to when you drug someone's concerns away but it doesn't seem to change the underlying wrongness of the sensations.
If I broke my leg I'm sure I'd appreciate an Ativan but I'd really need a splint.
- powera 10y agoWhat is there to treat anyhow? There's a "suffocating sensation" but no claim of any actual trouble breathing.
- DanBC 10y agoThere appears to be considerable suffering that interferes with a persons day to day living.
- powera 10y ago"Considerable suffering" that can be treated by anti-depressants or anti-anxiety drugs, at least in some cases.
- EdHominem 10y agoBeing drugged into not noticing something as much isn't quite the same as having it treated. With enough morphine you wouldn't even care about a broken leg.
- Dylan16807 10y agoMaybe you don't need to, if it's still supporting your weight and not being damaged further.