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Originally posted by ADP02
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That is NOT the way Rhambo is diagnosed properly nor is it the way that it is treated properly. That is the way Dr Travertyny BS way but not the right way!
If you are saying that USADA would have fallen for that then YES, USADA was CLEARLY in on it!!!
The funniest part of all of what you posted is, we both know that Floyd couldn't even urinate!!!
I cannot stop laughing!!! If the diagnosis was Rhambo then they would have brought Floyd to the hospital for proper evaluation, testing and proper treatments. The doctors would have told him that he would have to avoid stressing the injured muscles for weeks to possibly months. Floyd fought the NEXT DAY!!!
"Rhabdomyolysis is a condition that occurs when a large amount of muscle is damaged. When muscle fibers break down, they release substances into the bloodstream. One of these is a protein called myoglobin. Myoglobin can damage the kidneys. Other substances released by damaged muscles can cause chemical and fluid imbalance in the body. Because of the damage and imbalances, the kidneys stop working correctly. This can be dangerous, even fatal. Rhabdomyolysis is a medical emergency. Treatment is always done in the hospital.
Rhabdomyolysis treatment
"Treatment is always done in the hospital. An intravenous (IV) line is put into a vein in your arm or hand. IV fluids are then given to flush myoglobin and other harmful substances from the blood. Medicines may also be given to protect the kidneys. Other medicines are given to treat fluid and chemical imbalances and to help prevent complications. You may also be given pain medicine to control discomfort.
The hospital stay for rhabdomyolysis is several days or longer. During this time, you’re monitored to be sure no further problems develop. Your kidneys are checked for long-term damage. And the underlying cause of the condition is determined and treated if needed."
As mentioned, the diagnosis includes the laboratory findings.
"The clinical manifestations of rhabdomyolysis include myalgias, weakness, red to brown urine due to myoglobinuria, and elevated serum muscle enzymes (including creatine kinase [CK]). The degree of myalgias and other symptoms varies widely, and some patients are asymptomatic. Fever, malaise, tachycardia, and gastrointestinal symptoms may be present. Muscle swelling may occur with rehydration. (See 'Clinical manifestations' above and 'Symptoms' above and 'Physical findings' above.)"
"The laboratory findings that characterize rhabdomyolysis include an acute elevation in the CK and other muscle enzymes and a decline in these values within three to five days of cessation of muscle injury. The other characteristic finding is the reddish-brown urine of myoglobinuria, but this finding is often absent because of the relative rapidity with which myoglobin is cleared. The serum CK is generally entirely or almost entirely of the MM or skeletal muscle fraction, although small amounts of the MB fraction may be present. (See 'Laboratory findings' above and 'Creatine kinase' above and 'Urine findings and myoglobinuria' above.)"
"Key diagnostic laboratory studies include the creatine kinase and urinalysis, including dipstick and microscopic evaluation."
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Mayweather gave a partial sample before going to the weigh-in. So I don't know what you are trying to say with your loud red text.
Says here how Rhabdo can be tested:
| Diagnostic method | Blood test (creatine kinase), urine test strip |
| Treatment | Intravenous fluids |
Once again, he wouldn't have to go to a hospital if they were merely rehydrating him and making sure he is healthy enough to fight. Dos Santos didn't go to the hospital. He would have been better off with an IV before the fight. Stiverne says he was affected before fighting. He would have been better off before the fight if he had an IV.
Of course they don't have to go to the hospital if the IV is given someplace else
For a final time. Dos Santos and Stiverne were affected before their fights and still went through with it. If Mayweather was affected before the fight and treated so that he could go through with the fight, well then, that was great work on USADA's part. Too bad the same couldn't have been done for Dos Santos and Stiverne.
Any lab work wouldn't have been done the day before the fight. It would have been done afterwards and included in the TUE application. I suggest you go look at it and tell us what it says.
Can I help you in any other way? Should I suggest that you...give the fvvck up. It's over. You've failed at proving it wasn't Rhabdo, which means what happened could have been totally legit. First you went on and on about weight, but that was proven false. Then it was it can't have those vitamins. That was proven false. Then it was it has to be detected in a lab. That was proven false. Your own info above mentions the urine strip test, which though it may not be conclusive, it provides insight to suspect rhabdo, which would support giving the IV in that case. Now it's it had to take place in a hospital and he had to go to a hospital and wouldn't be able to fight. That was proven false. Fighters who had it didn't necessarily go to the hospital and they went through with their fights.
You've failed. Just like Pacquiao failed to win. Move on with your life. It's over.
By the way, we both know you're not really laughing. You're crying because you've failed. It's boring for me to tell you the same thing over and over again. But one more time. You've failed. Every single thing you've said has been proven false. Move on with your life. It's OVER.
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