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2oldman wrote:
That, and the fact that, from what nurses tell me, doctors *hate* computers.
Although I applaud the medical and drug industry for advancement in treatments, I am disappointed in their ability to access data.
โJul-24-2016 12:11 PM
rockhillmanor wrote:This is so true and I learned this lesson the hard way. When I had my first attack or diverticulitis I was given Cipro and flagel to cure the infection two powerful antibiotics. I just did what the Dr told me and took the medicine. 3 weeks later I tore my rotator cuff on my left shoulder. After 7 years of taking these antibiotics for multiple attacks and a tear in my right shoulder I found out that one of the side effects was it softened your joints(tendons and cartilage). I never figured it out until the second tear and I asked the Dr about it and he said on rare occasions this could happen. On the 3rd page of side effects sheet it was clearly spelled out.
What I do is go on line to the pharmaceutical company of each of your medications. there you will find the entire information insert of that medications provided including info on drug interactions and side effects etc.
I personally will not take any pill until I read the inserts in their entirety. these inserts are meant for the consumer but are taken out of the bottles and discarded and you are left with believing your physician that they were dispensed properly.
You will be shocked when you read the inserts on your medications just how many of them should NOT be taken together and/or should not be taken at all. ๐
I have been given meds that clearly stated not to be taken with others and that could cause serious problems and even death! Yet the physician prescribed them.
It's a pill dispensing world now a days and sadly 'we' now have to be pro active and the stewards of our body and health.
โJul-24-2016 09:53 AM
rockhillmanor wrote:We do.
it's a pill dispensing world now a days and sadly 'we' now have to be pro active and the stewards of our body and health.
โJul-24-2016 08:21 AM
We must be willing to get rid of the life we've planned,
so as to have the life that is waiting for us.
โJul-24-2016 08:08 AM
Gjac wrote:My caffeine consumption was getting excessive. 4 cups a day on average. My main problem was skipped beats, but the feeling I got was that my heart was fluttering, but according to machines, it was not. I take no C.
Try reducing your caffeine and C supplements and see if your symptoms get better. Hope your heart rate returns to normal.
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2oldman wrote:
I've been experiencing this for months, and it's not fun. Makes me feel dizzy and weak at times.
Saw doc yesterday, gave me a prescription for a Beta blocker..and a warning to stay away from caffeine and other stimulants like pseudoephedrine products, and cocaine and meth (just kidding).
I feel pretty good today. Hope it lasts.
โJul-23-2016 08:04 PM
We must be willing to get rid of the life we've planned,
so as to have the life that is waiting for us.