Glad you got checked out, Anne. I woke up this morning all worried about you.
My dad has pressure adjusting problems, his doc seems to have found ways to treat them. Hope you manage as well. Keeling over from standing up is no good.
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Glad you got checked out, Anne. I woke up this morning all worried about you.
My dad has pressure adjusting problems, his doc seems to have found ways to treat them. Hope you manage as well. Keeling over from standing up is no good.
Yay, Seska.
Boo, concussion. But at least you know now.
Anne, I hope the concussion improves quickly. Is there anything they can do about the low blood pressure?
Is there anything they can do about the low blood pressure?
Start wearing chokers to the keep the blood in your head!
Start wearing chokers to the keep the blood in your head!
I thought that was just to keep the head attached to the body.
I thought that was just to keep the head attached to the body.
She had a concussion (which I hope she recovers from soon), she didn't lose her head entirely.
Congrats on the future FIL getting with the program, Seska.
I was advised to start taking salt tablets to bring my pressure up.
My dad adds some kind of electrolyte powder to his drinking water. I think he was told to add more salt to his food, also.
Ok, so I'm examining the bill from my visit to the doctor a few weeks ago. It turns out that presenting with a cough and a fever, causing the doctor to use the finger oxygen sensor thingy and resulting in orders for an antibiotic and another day off work is a complex enough case as to be coded "moderate complexity", so I get to pay $35 more than those times the NP ordered double strep tests.
I thought that was just to keep the head attached to the body.
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