I take Lisinopril for high blood pressure and Ibuprofen for arthritis. Is this safe?
My doctor just prescribed Lisinopril for high blood pressure, and I take Ibuprofen at night (usually) for arthritis pain. When should I take Lisinopril?
I take Lisinopril for high blood pressure and Ibuprofen for arthritis. Is this safe?
My doctor just prescribed Lisinopril for high blood pressure, and I take Ibuprofen at night (usually) for arthritis pain. When should I take Lisinopril?
Can the poisens from a rotten tooth cause arthritis?
I'm pretty sure that it can cause other health concerns like diabetes and high blood pressure and some other bad stuff too. I'm also aware that a rotten tooth can kill you eventually. What I'm looking for is how it can cause any of these things and whether or not it can cause arthritis too.
Can the poisens from a rotten tooth cause arthritis?
I'm pretty sure that it can cause other health concerns like diabetes and high blood pressure and some other bad stuff too. I'm also aware that a rotten tooth can kill you eventually. What I'm looking for is how it can cause any of these things and whether or not it can cause arthritis too.
high white count in blood & +4 blood in urine?
November 28, 2010 by admin
Filed under Scleroderma
I had a high white count in my blood tests and +4 blood in urine.
I have several auto immune diseases, MCTD, scleroderma, polymyositis, fibromyagia, pulminary fibrosis, and have had some kidney troubles.
Current meds...cellcept, high blood pressure meds, medrol, time released morphine.
Any idea what can cause blood count to be high in white count and have a +4 blood in urine? (in past year it has been +1)
Mom has been diagnosed with limited scleroderma?
October 29, 2010 by admin
Filed under Scleroderma
Is anyone familiar withn this disease? She has had all the symptoms for about 3 yrs.
You have not mentioned the location.
She first had constipation ploblems for awhile now she has diarrhea.
Her hands look leathery she cannot be in hot or cold her finger tips turn blue or almost white. She has some trouble swallowing lots of heartburn has had that a long as I can remember because she is never without tums...she has high blood pressure and palpitations. We go in for a upper and lower GI monday. I hope it has not progressed very far.
Does Everyone know that this is National Scleroderma Awareness Month?
August 22, 2010 by admin
Filed under Scleroderma
Have you ever heard of scleroderma? This is a rare condition that is increasing in frequency. It causes progressive fibrosis of the skin and internal organs. It is 3 to 4 times more common in women than men, particularly younger African American women, but it can affect anyone. The cause is unknown, but researchers suggest that environmental and genetic factors play a role.
In typical cases, patients first develop skin thickening on the fingers or elsewhere. Patients may complain of cold, swelling, and puffy fingers and hands. Arthritic symptoms are also common throughout the body. As the disease progresses, additional organs are affected such as the heart, esophagus, joints, muscles, and lungs. Patients can develop sudden severe high blood pressure and even kidney failure. There is no specific blood test for the diagnosis, although many different tests will be abnormal. There are several treatments but no cure as yet..If you are looking for a Charity, Please give to Scleroderma.
Incontinence?
July 31, 2010 by admin
Filed under Incontinence
Is there anything one can do to ease or get rid of incontinence.
I have been taking diuretics for a number of years (high blood pressure), hence the problem.
10 Warning Signs in Headaches
Most people are riddled with headaches and it makes them irritable.-á Especially after a stressful day, a headache can make your life very miserable.-á Moreover, a persistent headache will cause you to lose your efficiency at work or at school.-á Of course, your headache can be caused by variety of reasons.-á The most common cause for headaches is definitely stress and anxiety that we feel in our daily lives. Stress can cause the constriction of blood vessels and the nerve endings will respond with a headache. When the stress causing factors are eliminated, usually the headache will dissipate in a couple of hours. Read more
10 Tips for Mens Health
November 12, 2008 by admin
Filed under Healthy Living, Mens Health
If you are a man, then you may feel lucky for being born as a man. However, speaking from the perspective of your health, statistically your chances of dying before the age of 60 are much more higher than women. Moreover, as your age progresses, your chances of staying alive decrease, as compared to the chances of a woman staying alive. In fact, if you think about it, you will quickly see that the women usually live longer than men, as most wives become widows much sooner than their husbands. (Who knows maybe it is the stress that woman subject man to). However, the basic fact doesnGÇÖt change that manGÇÖs physiology are geared more toward degradation of the body versus the womenGÇÖs body. However, you are not without options. You can increase your chances as a man for a healthy old age, if you follow the tips given below. Read more