Re: Doctor perscribed blood pressure med.- HELP

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Interesting Val. Lisonopril is what I am on and I have not had any side effects

at all. It does what its supposed to, but I suspect my aldosterone levels are

too high. Yours might be too low.

I get it at Winn Dixie at wal-mart prices (four dollars). so I didn't even have

the " side-effect " of " wallet malnourishment. " It does not however do a thing for

rapid heartbeat and I am still looking for a solution to this. Magnesium helps

that but it causes killer insomnia even with all the stuff I am taking for it.

Val said

I tried Lisinopril for 10

days. I could not stop crying, gained weight adn all my hypo pains came

back with a vengeance. UH UH.. this is not a good drug to take with hypo.

[Guest guest]

>>Interesting Val. Lisonopril is what I am on and I have not had any side

effects at all. It does what its supposed to, but I suspect my aldosterone

levels are too high. Yours might be too low. <<

Liz while on antidepressants, how would you know? Maybe with a better BP med or

none at all and correcting the cause of your BP you might not need the

antidepressants. It also migh tmean you would need a whole lot less thyroid as

it directly interferes with it working in the body.

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