Erf.

[kat_ellis]

So...do I apply for a license to practice medicine? O_Those who look at my admittedly sporatically-updated LJ may

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[rick2tails]

one thing to always remember about medicines and treatments.A doctor knows things,but noone knows your own body as well as you do.Always listen to it ,if it gets upset .

[kat_ellis]

I never had anything like that happen before. It took me a bit
to put two and two togther.

[silvercougar]

*frowns and comforts her fav. couple*

I'm just glad you're getting better dear!

[kat_ellis]

I am now, thank goodness. ^_^

[patchoblack]

Been having my own issues, healthwise, as I put in my own LJ. Here's to us both being healthy!

[kat_ellis]

Hey, cats are resilient. We can deal with it. ^_^

[catnel]

Oh God... Glad you are feeling a bit better. Stupid meds... sometimes I think the side effects are worse then the main problem.

[kat_ellis]

Yeah, it happens... six of one, half dozen of the other...

[genecatlow]

And the doctors still didn't have a clue for a
wekk and a half, even after you had to TELL them
that the medicine was making you sicker? O_O

Excuse me? That's a no-brainer, right there, for
anyone that even do a halfway decent job of faking
a medical career... patient is given medication,
patient suddenly exibits symptoms patient never
had before.. adverse reaction to medication is the
FIRST thing they should've checked!

Did you get a second opinion when you had your
blood pressure checked, KE? Maybe you don't need
anything done at all. Sounds like it could be the
case of a doctor who just wants to prescribe stuff...

[kat_ellis]

Well, he said that it was a condition that should've reacted
to diet a long time ago, and so he felt that prescribing the
medication he did should have stabilized it above the level
that it was at. But he did state that there was no immeidate
medical danger in any case and that he was not sure I needed
anything at all.