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Q. Whats your favorite placebo song? I can't pick one theres too many but I'll choose black eyed for now
Asked by Ron Brgundy - Thu Sep 3 00:10:04 2009 - - 2 Answers - 1 Comments
A. Meds. Always you Always me.
Answered by thrombus29 - Thu Sep 3 00:13:00 2009
Q. Whats your favorite placebo song? I can't pick one theres too many but I'll choose black eyed for now
Asked by Ron Brgundy - Thu Sep 3 00:10:04 2009 - - 2 Answers - 1 Comments
A. Meds. Always you Always me.
Answered by thrombus29 - Thu Sep 3 00:13:00 2009
What is a double-placebo group good for in an experiment?
Q. For example, let's say i'm comparing the effects of two drugs. One group contains one drug plus placebo, another group contains the secong drug plus placebo. Why would it be recommended to have a third group be a double-placebo group?
Asked by AKJ - Sun Mar 9 21:02:08 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The third group with the double placebo gives you the control group. Since both of the first two groups are using an active drug, you need a third group who is getting placebos only to determine the true effects of both drugs... Although, since both drugs are being tested seperatly rather than together, I am really not sure why these drugs arent being tested seperatly. For this scenario you really need 4 groups, one for both meds, one for the first med and placebo, one for second med and placebo, and then the control group only receiving placebo
Answered by sky - Sun Mar 9 21:17:29 2008
Q. For example, let's say i'm comparing the effects of two drugs. One group contains one drug plus placebo, another group contains the secong drug plus placebo. Why would it be recommended to have a third group be a double-placebo group?
Asked by AKJ - Sun Mar 9 21:02:08 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The third group with the double placebo gives you the control group. Since both of the first two groups are using an active drug, you need a third group who is getting placebos only to determine the true effects of both drugs... Although, since both drugs are being tested seperatly rather than together, I am really not sure why these drugs arent being tested seperatly. For this scenario you really need 4 groups, one for both meds, one for the first med and placebo, one for second med and placebo, and then the control group only receiving placebo
Answered by sky - Sun Mar 9 21:17:29 2008
How soon after starting the placebo pills should my period start?
Q. This is my second month on birth control. I'm sexually active so I'm really careful about taking the pulls at the same time of everyday. I took the first placebo pill of the month last night, and I still haven't started my period. So my question is, how soon after starting the placebo pills should my period start? --Last month was abnormal, I was on a 3 week period. Also: I've been feeling like I'm going to start soon, and my face is breaking out. All common factors for me when my period is about to start.
Asked by Jonas - Sun Dec 6 15:24:20 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Its always been within 24 hours of taking the first reminder pill for me. It could take up to three packs of pills for it to become regular first day of the sugar pill though. I'm sure you've got nothing to worry about as long as you really have been taking the pills at the same time every day.
Answered by Christina - Sun Dec 6 15:29:11 2009
Q. This is my second month on birth control. I'm sexually active so I'm really careful about taking the pulls at the same time of everyday. I took the first placebo pill of the month last night, and I still haven't started my period. So my question is, how soon after starting the placebo pills should my period start? --Last month was abnormal, I was on a 3 week period. Also: I've been feeling like I'm going to start soon, and my face is breaking out. All common factors for me when my period is about to start.
Asked by Jonas - Sun Dec 6 15:24:20 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Its always been within 24 hours of taking the first reminder pill for me. It could take up to three packs of pills for it to become regular first day of the sugar pill though. I'm sure you've got nothing to worry about as long as you really have been taking the pills at the same time every day.
Answered by Christina - Sun Dec 6 15:29:11 2009
When during the placebo week of birth control is your period supposed to come?
Q. Can it come any day during the last week or is it supposed to be the first day. I took my first placebo pill yesterday, and today, nothing.
Asked by Kat. - Wed Sep 9 07:32:15 2009 - - 9 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If you're taking the 28 day pack where the last row is the placebos, your period should come on the third placebo pill. It can come anytime during that row though. My periods always came on the third placebo pill when I was taking the pill.
Answered by Tara662 - Thu Sep 10 22:52:16 2009
Q. Can it come any day during the last week or is it supposed to be the first day. I took my first placebo pill yesterday, and today, nothing.
Asked by Kat. - Wed Sep 9 07:32:15 2009 - - 9 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If you're taking the 28 day pack where the last row is the placebos, your period should come on the third placebo pill. It can come anytime during that row though. My periods always came on the third placebo pill when I was taking the pill.
Answered by Tara662 - Thu Sep 10 22:52:16 2009
How soon into your placebo pills should you start your period?
Q. I am on the Seasonique birth control pill and this will be my first 'bleeding time' after starting it. I am on my second day of taking the placebo pills, and although this morning I felt some mild cramping I have not yet gotten my period and the cramps have subsided. How soon will I get my period?
Asked by evieee - Mon Feb 15 19:06:13 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. mine usually doesn't start until day 4 or 5 in the placebo pills. Since you just started, it could take a couple of months for it become regulated. But eventually if you take the pill the same time every day, you will know exactly when you will start.
Answered by RN2B - Mon Feb 15 19:08:43 2010
Q. I am on the Seasonique birth control pill and this will be my first 'bleeding time' after starting it. I am on my second day of taking the placebo pills, and although this morning I felt some mild cramping I have not yet gotten my period and the cramps have subsided. How soon will I get my period?
Asked by evieee - Mon Feb 15 19:06:13 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. mine usually doesn't start until day 4 or 5 in the placebo pills. Since you just started, it could take a couple of months for it become regulated. But eventually if you take the pill the same time every day, you will know exactly when you will start.
Answered by RN2B - Mon Feb 15 19:08:43 2010
Can the placebo effect work for relieving insomnia?
Q. I realize that placebos can help people with colds, allergies and even pain, but can placebos also help induce sleep? The doctor said it is ok if I want to give a chronic insomniac, elderly, bed-ridden relative of mine some placebo pills since she can't take any real sleeping pills. But do placebos really work for sleep?
Asked by Jim G - Thu Aug 6 15:11:09 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. placebos are nothing but sugar pills they have no medication in them whatsoever. the effects of placebos are strictly psychological. you can give them to her and see if they work they obviously wont do any harm. i imagine that placebos can work for anything though. as long as the person thinks shes getting real medicine it might work. good luck
Answered by squishy7 - Thu Aug 6 15:50:36 2009
Q. I realize that placebos can help people with colds, allergies and even pain, but can placebos also help induce sleep? The doctor said it is ok if I want to give a chronic insomniac, elderly, bed-ridden relative of mine some placebo pills since she can't take any real sleeping pills. But do placebos really work for sleep?
Asked by Jim G - Thu Aug 6 15:11:09 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. placebos are nothing but sugar pills they have no medication in them whatsoever. the effects of placebos are strictly psychological. you can give them to her and see if they work they obviously wont do any harm. i imagine that placebos can work for anything though. as long as the person thinks shes getting real medicine it might work. good luck
Answered by squishy7 - Thu Aug 6 15:50:36 2009
What happens when you skip the placebo pills when on birth control?
Q. I'm on birth control (pills) and I have skipped the placebo pills for about five months. I know that you should have a period every month but every time it comes around it just seems inconvinient and i just skip them. I'm starting to get brownish discharge now. Is that from skipping them for so long? Like does not having a period for so long effect the body? I know that not physically taking the pills wont do anything but what are the effects of not having a period for 5 months?
Asked by Grace - Tue May 4 17:44:18 2010 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. you always can ignore placebo - discover more below
Answered by Dr. DOLY - Tue May 4 17:47:47 2010
Q. I'm on birth control (pills) and I have skipped the placebo pills for about five months. I know that you should have a period every month but every time it comes around it just seems inconvinient and i just skip them. I'm starting to get brownish discharge now. Is that from skipping them for so long? Like does not having a period for so long effect the body? I know that not physically taking the pills wont do anything but what are the effects of not having a period for 5 months?
Asked by Grace - Tue May 4 17:44:18 2010 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. you always can ignore placebo - discover more below
Answered by Dr. DOLY - Tue May 4 17:47:47 2010
What is the percentage of patients put on a placebo in a drug trial?
Q. How many people are put on a placebo in an average Alzheimer's drug study?
Asked by Stephen - Sat Apr 18 12:34:58 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. most placebos are 50% of the whole group
Answered by cind - Sat Apr 18 13:11:16 2009
Q. How many people are put on a placebo in an average Alzheimer's drug study?
Asked by Stephen - Sat Apr 18 12:34:58 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. most placebos are 50% of the whole group
Answered by cind - Sat Apr 18 13:11:16 2009
What if I start BEFORE I get to the placebo pills in my birth control?
Q. I was put on the pill after not having a period in months due to ovarian cysts. I have started almost a week before I got to the placebo pills. Is this OK? Should I keep taking them as usual?
Asked by Creatrix - Tue Apr 27 14:06:03 2010 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
Q. I was put on the pill after not having a period in months due to ovarian cysts. I have started almost a week before I got to the placebo pills. Is this OK? Should I keep taking them as usual?
Asked by Creatrix - Tue Apr 27 14:06:03 2010 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
How long after taking placebo pills does your period come?
Q. My question is after taking the first placebo pills how long until my period comes?
Asked by funkymonkey968 - Sun Sep 2 14:02:35 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. When I took ortho I would start the pack on a Sunday and then finish on a Sat-when I got to placebo pills I wouldn't start until Thursday-so it took me about five days to start. It depends on the hormone level in the pill and how your body reacts to it.
Answered by TerWii - Wed Sep 5 11:19:37 2007
Q. My question is after taking the first placebo pills how long until my period comes?
Asked by funkymonkey968 - Sun Sep 2 14:02:35 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. When I took ortho I would start the pack on a Sunday and then finish on a Sat-when I got to placebo pills I wouldn't start until Thursday-so it took me about five days to start. It depends on the hormone level in the pill and how your body reacts to it.
Answered by TerWii - Wed Sep 5 11:19:37 2007
Can I get pregnant while on birth control during the week I take the placebo pills?
Q. I've been on birth control for 6 months now and I was wondering if the chance of getting pregnant increases during the week I take the sugar/placebo pills. I usually don't start my period until 3 or 4 days into the week. Is it still safe to have sex BEFORE i start my period but WHILE i'm on the week of placebo pills?
Asked by Felonious - Wed May 13 18:57:10 2009 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You are unlikely to get pregnant at any time while on the pill - its not impossible just unlikely. The pill doesn't work on a daily basis, there is a build up of hormones that prevent ovulation. You are no more likely to get pregnant when taking the placebo pills (or no pills), than when taking the hormones.
Answered by eabena - Wed May 13 19:03:06 2009
Q. I've been on birth control for 6 months now and I was wondering if the chance of getting pregnant increases during the week I take the sugar/placebo pills. I usually don't start my period until 3 or 4 days into the week. Is it still safe to have sex BEFORE i start my period but WHILE i'm on the week of placebo pills?
Asked by Felonious - Wed May 13 18:57:10 2009 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You are unlikely to get pregnant at any time while on the pill - its not impossible just unlikely. The pill doesn't work on a daily basis, there is a build up of hormones that prevent ovulation. You are no more likely to get pregnant when taking the placebo pills (or no pills), than when taking the hormones.
Answered by eabena - Wed May 13 19:03:06 2009
What are ways to test the Placebo effect on humans?
Q. What are practical methods to test the Placebo effect? Keep in mind I'm a high school student, so there are some restrictions. I was thinking using decaf/reg coffee and recording results. Any other suggestions are greatly appreciated. Thanks.
Asked by lolwtfpwnt92 - Sun Sep 20 21:03:37 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. not exactly placebo, but same mental mechanism, try acting sick like a mild cold sneezing coughing a few days. you might see people around you will act sick too, even though you were not sick in the fist place.
Answered by CarboardRock - Sun Sep 20 21:11:29 2009
Q. What are practical methods to test the Placebo effect? Keep in mind I'm a high school student, so there are some restrictions. I was thinking using decaf/reg coffee and recording results. Any other suggestions are greatly appreciated. Thanks.
Asked by lolwtfpwnt92 - Sun Sep 20 21:03:37 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. not exactly placebo, but same mental mechanism, try acting sick like a mild cold sneezing coughing a few days. you might see people around you will act sick too, even though you were not sick in the fist place.
Answered by CarboardRock - Sun Sep 20 21:11:29 2009
Is starting your period on the last placebo pill and continuing into the active pills abnormal?
Q. I had my last placebo pill yesterday, the same day I started my period. However, I started my active pills today and I still have it. Is this normal? I have not missed any pills, and I started my second pack today. I am on Yaz.
Asked by zoey c - Sun Sep 30 17:56:39 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yes this is normal, do not change the schedule of your pills just because you are just now getting a period. Stick to the same schedule and you will see things even out over time.
Answered by illinoismommy - Sun Sep 30 18:24:36 2007
Q. I had my last placebo pill yesterday, the same day I started my period. However, I started my active pills today and I still have it. Is this normal? I have not missed any pills, and I started my second pack today. I am on Yaz.
Asked by zoey c - Sun Sep 30 17:56:39 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yes this is normal, do not change the schedule of your pills just because you are just now getting a period. Stick to the same schedule and you will see things even out over time.
Answered by illinoismommy - Sun Sep 30 18:24:36 2007
What is the difference in the number of positive responders to SSRI's and placebo?
Q. In clinical trials what is on average the difference in the number of positive responders between SSRIs and placebo for the treatment of depression? Please can you also refer to medical articles or websites if possible. Thankyou thefreevariable it's a very interesting link. Hi David D. thankyou for your interesting answer. Because of these differences in results, from none to large differences compared to placebo I do agree that doctors should discuss this with patients. The difference (whether subjective or measurable) between mild and severe depression should partly determine treatment measures.
Asked by unknown - Fri Jul 6 15:42:22 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The answer to your question depends on what you mean by a couple of the words in it. What do you mean by "responder"? What do you mean by "depression"? Clinical trials vary in how they define those words. Here is a good discussion of treatments from a website that's almost 10 years old: That NIMH study from 1989 and 1992 he refers to was an eye-opener for a lot of professionals. It showed lots of people doing well with mild depression, no matter how treated, including placebo. In severe depression, though, the placebo response wasn't the 30 - 50% that is often found. It was just 18%, while the response to the tricyclic antidepressant imipramine was 76%. It's not that antidepressants work better in sicker patients. It's that… [cont.]
Answered by David D - Fri Jul 6 16:55:04 2007
Q. In clinical trials what is on average the difference in the number of positive responders between SSRIs and placebo for the treatment of depression? Please can you also refer to medical articles or websites if possible. Thankyou thefreevariable it's a very interesting link. Hi David D. thankyou for your interesting answer. Because of these differences in results, from none to large differences compared to placebo I do agree that doctors should discuss this with patients. The difference (whether subjective or measurable) between mild and severe depression should partly determine treatment measures.
Asked by unknown - Fri Jul 6 15:42:22 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The answer to your question depends on what you mean by a couple of the words in it. What do you mean by "responder"? What do you mean by "depression"? Clinical trials vary in how they define those words. Here is a good discussion of treatments from a website that's almost 10 years old: That NIMH study from 1989 and 1992 he refers to was an eye-opener for a lot of professionals. It showed lots of people doing well with mild depression, no matter how treated, including placebo. In severe depression, though, the placebo response wasn't the 30 - 50% that is often found. It was just 18%, while the response to the tricyclic antidepressant imipramine was 76%. It's not that antidepressants work better in sicker patients. It's that… [cont.]
Answered by David D - Fri Jul 6 16:55:04 2007
How can you ask your doc for placebo pills?
Q. In order to find out that you no longer need the meds for a certain illness how can you tell your doctor to give you placebo pills but in a way that you won't know it's placebo?
Asked by Barla Q - Sat Jan 3 12:59:38 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. No, If you ask your doctor for a placebo he would know and so would you. The placebo effect can only be measured in double blind studies.
Answered by milton b - Sat Jan 3 13:09:34 2009
Q. In order to find out that you no longer need the meds for a certain illness how can you tell your doctor to give you placebo pills but in a way that you won't know it's placebo?
Asked by Barla Q - Sat Jan 3 12:59:38 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. No, If you ask your doctor for a placebo he would know and so would you. The placebo effect can only be measured in double blind studies.
Answered by milton b - Sat Jan 3 13:09:34 2009
Can taking antibiotics during the placebo week decrease the birth control effectiveness?
Q. I'm currently taking amoxicillin for strep. I started taking it after I got my period on Wednesday. Now, I'm wondering if since I took it during the placebo week, will it lessen the effects of my new birth control pack that I start tomorrow? Thanks :)
Asked by Fish are friends, not food (: - Sun Mar 28 01:35:04 2010 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You will have to finish your complete round of antibiotic before getting back on birth control otherwise you will be wasting pills because the antibiotics need to clear your system and preferably along with the strep give yourself at least 48 hours if not more. And of course be sure that after all of this your birth control has had time to work before engaging in sexual activity
Answered by immortal1 - Sun Mar 28 01:40:35 2010
Q. I'm currently taking amoxicillin for strep. I started taking it after I got my period on Wednesday. Now, I'm wondering if since I took it during the placebo week, will it lessen the effects of my new birth control pack that I start tomorrow? Thanks :)
Asked by Fish are friends, not food (: - Sun Mar 28 01:35:04 2010 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You will have to finish your complete round of antibiotic before getting back on birth control otherwise you will be wasting pills because the antibiotics need to clear your system and preferably along with the strep give yourself at least 48 hours if not more. And of course be sure that after all of this your birth control has had time to work before engaging in sexual activity
Answered by immortal1 - Sun Mar 28 01:40:35 2010
Can I take my birth control placebo pills earlier for an earlier period?
Q. Can I take my placebo pills a week earlier than I would be taking them, and then taking the hormone pills the week I would supposed to be taking my placebo pills? I have plans the week of placebo pills, and I don't want to be on my period that week, so can I manipulate my period like this? I actually don't use them for contraceptives. I'm not sexually active. I've been prescribed BC for acne and regulation.
Asked by Tina T - Fri Oct 16 15:40:43 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Just carry on taking your pill as normal and when your due to go on the sugar pills (placebo pills) skip them, go strait back to the beginning of the hormonal pills, that way you get no period at all. It's safe to that occasionally. I wouldn't do what you've suggested cos you might stuff up the way the pill is working in regards to keeping you protected.
Answered by darkprincess - Fri Oct 16 17:36:30 2009
Q. Can I take my placebo pills a week earlier than I would be taking them, and then taking the hormone pills the week I would supposed to be taking my placebo pills? I have plans the week of placebo pills, and I don't want to be on my period that week, so can I manipulate my period like this? I actually don't use them for contraceptives. I'm not sexually active. I've been prescribed BC for acne and regulation.
Asked by Tina T - Fri Oct 16 15:40:43 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Just carry on taking your pill as normal and when your due to go on the sugar pills (placebo pills) skip them, go strait back to the beginning of the hormonal pills, that way you get no period at all. It's safe to that occasionally. I wouldn't do what you've suggested cos you might stuff up the way the pill is working in regards to keeping you protected.
Answered by darkprincess - Fri Oct 16 17:36:30 2009
What does it mean if you get your period 6 days before your placebo pills?
Q. What does it mean if you get your period 6 days before your placebo pills? this is my 3rd month being on birth control, i just got my period the other day and i don't start the sugar pills until sunday.
Asked by jessica. - Wed Nov 18 20:43:44 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. chances are the pills you are taking are not the right ones for you. this has happened to me a few times and i've had to switch brands and strengths until i found the right one. just go to your doctor and let them know that this has happened. it's not a big deal. they should prescribe something different.
Answered by SheAn - Wed Nov 18 20:49:24 2009
Q. What does it mean if you get your period 6 days before your placebo pills? this is my 3rd month being on birth control, i just got my period the other day and i don't start the sugar pills until sunday.
Asked by jessica. - Wed Nov 18 20:43:44 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. chances are the pills you are taking are not the right ones for you. this has happened to me a few times and i've had to switch brands and strengths until i found the right one. just go to your doctor and let them know that this has happened. it's not a big deal. they should prescribe something different.
Answered by SheAn - Wed Nov 18 20:49:24 2009
is it okay to start new pack of yaz a couple days after last placebo?
Q. i just took my last placebo today. i'm supposed to start a new pack tomorrow, but i can't buy the new pack until friday. if i start the new pack on friday... will this screw up my cycle? will i breakthrough bleed? i've been on yaz for about 4 months now. i'm not having sex this week because my boyfriend's out of town, so i'm not worried about getting pregnant. i just don't want to screw up my cycle.
Asked by brittany s - Tue Jun 3 20:02:50 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. you should be fine. if you dont want to change you number of days of the cycle then dont take the pill you would have taken had you had your pack. but other wise you period starts when you start taking placebos so if you have no worries about pregnancy your cycle will be fine.
Answered by bailey m - Tue Jun 3 20:07:54 2008
Q. i just took my last placebo today. i'm supposed to start a new pack tomorrow, but i can't buy the new pack until friday. if i start the new pack on friday... will this screw up my cycle? will i breakthrough bleed? i've been on yaz for about 4 months now. i'm not having sex this week because my boyfriend's out of town, so i'm not worried about getting pregnant. i just don't want to screw up my cycle.
Asked by brittany s - Tue Jun 3 20:02:50 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. you should be fine. if you dont want to change you number of days of the cycle then dont take the pill you would have taken had you had your pack. but other wise you period starts when you start taking placebos so if you have no worries about pregnancy your cycle will be fine.
Answered by bailey m - Tue Jun 3 20:07:54 2008
Does the Placebo Effect work, in regards to passive actions?
Q. Does the Placebo Effect work, in regards to passive actions? Such as the healing of the body. If you take a pill that they say will make your wound heal faster even though it does not, will your body heal faster because you believe it will?
Asked by afflictionitive_serenity - Mon Aug 3 00:47:48 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Studies have proven that yes, the placebo effect will heal wounds and other such things. This relates to the law of attraction which shows that the more you believe in something, the faster it will become a reality, because your brain cannot differentiate between reality and imagination. This goes into the technique of visualization, which shows that the more you imagine something for a certain time each day, the faster it becomes a reality. The placebo effect is very similar, and shows that your brain is quite powerful.
Answered by i love watermelons - Mon Aug 3 01:16:03 2009
Q. Does the Placebo Effect work, in regards to passive actions? Such as the healing of the body. If you take a pill that they say will make your wound heal faster even though it does not, will your body heal faster because you believe it will?
Asked by afflictionitive_serenity - Mon Aug 3 00:47:48 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Studies have proven that yes, the placebo effect will heal wounds and other such things. This relates to the law of attraction which shows that the more you believe in something, the faster it will become a reality, because your brain cannot differentiate between reality and imagination. This goes into the technique of visualization, which shows that the more you imagine something for a certain time each day, the faster it becomes a reality. The placebo effect is very similar, and shows that your brain is quite powerful.
Answered by i love watermelons - Mon Aug 3 01:16:03 2009
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