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Re: hypertensive experiences?

Posted by jsarirose on July 21, 2002, at 15:07:36

In reply to Re: hypertensive experiences?, posted by cybercafe on July 21, 2002, at 12:55:45

> >hospital care. Each time I used Procardia sublingualy and although can decrease blood pressure - it did nothing to stop the pain (which is like an explosion, gun shot through your head)
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> ... nifedepine doesn't get rid of the pain?
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> what can you take to get rid of the pain then? ....
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> oh and if you have the pain with no rise in blood pressure is it worth taking the nifedepine at all?
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> thanks a lot for the info guys ... i'm going to see my doc tomorrow but i'm still a little confused what to be satisfied with

I don't know about nifedepine, but Thorazine seems to help deal with the pain for me. I've taken a pain pill (oxycodone) with and without the Thorazine when I had an attack and the Thorazine definitely helped me feel at least tolerable sooner. It also really wiped me out (but I'd prefer having to sleep for a day or two than deal with the pain a minute longer than necessary). It will also help lower blood pressure if that is part of the problem.

You may want to ask you doctor about that one as well. Especially since it's safe to take whether your blood pressure is elevated or not.

-Jessica
(Pick mine, pick mine! Just kidding')


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