https://padlet.com/ashley_cain2/izt61e9we2aw Circle of viewpoints en-us 2017-08-29 01:35:10 UTC 2025-11-13 18:06:25 UTC hello@padlet.com https://padlet.com/ashley_cain2/izt61e9we2aw/wish/184134244 I think they should be allowed because they help me perform when I experience minor health issues such as headaches which may affect my performance
Q: what affect may taking these painkillers to enable the athlete to continue playing in the sport have on the athletes health? ]]> 2017-09-01 04:20:52 UTC https://padlet.com/ashley_cain2/izt61e9we2aw/wish/184134244 https://padlet.com/ashley_cain2/izt61e9we2aw/wish/184134251 I think that painkillers would be useful so my player can continue playing in the grand final without pain and can still perform in order to win.

What are the repercussions


]]> 2017-09-01 04:20:56 UTC https://padlet.com/ashley_cain2/izt61e9we2aw/wish/184134251 https://padlet.com/ashley_cain2/izt61e9we2aw/wish/184134254 Medical practitioner - i think they are okay if they can be bought over the counter such as headache tablets. However painkillers that require a prescription should not be used in conjunction with physical competition. The drugs should be checked by the specific sport policy of their chosen sport.
A question with this is how often should the banned drug list change?]]> 2017-09-01 04:20:59 UTC https://padlet.com/ashley_cain2/izt61e9we2aw/wish/184134254 https://padlet.com/ashley_cain2/izt61e9we2aw/wish/184134317 I think that painkillers should be used in sport. Although the most damage I have done to my body was when playing sport with pain killers, if I had not been able to take them, I would not have been able to achieve some of the momentous moments in my sporting career. Painkillers allowed me to play my best in these moments. Painkillers do not enhance the players ability to play they only mask the injuries that you occur whilst playing the game therefore they should be allowed to be used in sport and the decision to take these drugs should be up to the athlete. Although I am experiencing pain now I would not go back and decide to sit out a important match because I am a sports player, it is what I know and love and what I was born to do.]]> 2017-09-01 04:22:01 UTC https://padlet.com/ashley_cain2/izt61e9we2aw/wish/184134317 https://padlet.com/ashley_cain2/izt61e9we2aw/wish/184134326 painkillers will act as a positive as it takes the pain of injury away and play can be continued however i believe it should only be used for minimal to minor injuries as they aren't severe and have no chance of being further damaged - i believe this due to being a past athlete with a continuous knee injury turning into a more severe. i used painkillers to get over the pain but made my injury worse.

question - in serious cases why are painkillers offered if the case could become more serious?]]> 2017-09-01 04:22:05 UTC https://padlet.com/ashley_cain2/izt61e9we2aw/wish/184134326 https://padlet.com/ashley_cain2/izt61e9we2aw/wish/184134338 I think it is beneficial because it will ease the pain I experience and allow me to train in other ways that don't require the injured area to avoid reversibility. 
A question I have is will I become dependent on the drug to train.]]> 2017-09-01 04:22:13 UTC https://padlet.com/ashley_cain2/izt61e9we2aw/wish/184134338 https://padlet.com/ashley_cain2/izt61e9we2aw/wish/184134357 painkiller use should be monitored among all athletes and only used for small muscle strains and cramps to increase focus and maintain a constant and safe level of performance. Further injury can often cause danger when pain killers are used to suppress pain caused as a result of them.  This is because pain killers reduce the feeling of pain but do not heal injuries  therefore increasing the risk of injured athletes to cause further injury when playing whilst using pain killers. therefore it is not in the best interests of the coach to always prescribe painkillers to athletes to avoid their long term injury, and hence why any pain killer use should be monitored.

question; what types of injury are pain killers necessary to be prescribed (only small injuries or only serious injuries) 

]]> 2017-09-01 04:22:34 UTC https://padlet.com/ashley_cain2/izt61e9we2aw/wish/184134357 https://padlet.com/ashley_cain2/izt61e9we2aw/wish/184134375 I think they should be allowed as long as they are over the counter and none prescription drugs, However should not be used to allow an athlete to continue play when not physically ready. ]]> 2017-09-01 04:22:47 UTC https://padlet.com/ashley_cain2/izt61e9we2aw/wish/184134375 https://padlet.com/ashley_cain2/izt61e9we2aw/wish/184134459 representative athlete, 
i think they are okay

]]> 2017-09-01 04:24:14 UTC https://padlet.com/ashley_cain2/izt61e9we2aw/wish/184134459 https://padlet.com/ashley_cain2/izt61e9we2aw/wish/184134620 We think that you have pain for a reason so this should not be reduced in order to keep playing without feeling pain because the athlete could severely injure themselves even more than they have or experience another injury. If an athlete has injured themselves or severe pain, they should take this into consideration and not continue to play under painkillers]]> 2017-09-01 04:26:11 UTC https://padlet.com/ashley_cain2/izt61e9we2aw/wish/184134620