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7/27/2012 2:02:50 AM EST
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Carolyn Coleman-Grady
Better Web Builder
July 26, 2012
How to prepare for a doctors visit-What parameters Doc
So you or a parent is taking blood pressure medication and water pills known in the medical field as Diuretics. Your doctor prescribes a blood pressure medication that you are to take twice a day and the water pill once per day. How will you plan your medication administration? What will you do if the blood pressure drops? What time will you take your water pill?
These are great questions. Blood pressure medication is to lower your blood pressure. If the doctor has prescribed your blood pressure medication twice per day, it is important to following the order. what you need to know, is maintain a log of your morning and evening blood pressure, take the readings on each MD visit. Purchase a journal, you can buy one at any 99 cent store. Record which arm whether you were sitting are lying down. Most blood pressure medications that are ordered for twice per day may be taken in the morning and before you go to bed. Watch your blood pressure in the early morning if it remains high on your morning check your doctor may want to cover you with a dose in the mid day.
Your water pill if once per day try taking this medication before 2pm it will reduce frequent bathroom runs at night. Because water pills remove fluid from your body, you may become tired record how you are feeling by your blood pressure readings. Take the time to discuss with your Health care provider your concerns. Never discontinue any medication without discussing with your provider. High blood pressure is known as a silent killer keep an eye on it, follow up regularly with your Doctor.
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 | | Reading this I realised I actually don't take mine seriously enough. Thank you for reminding me. |
| | |  | | Krystle thank you for your comment. I'm glad you found it interesting. |
| | | | | Thank you Velma, I had forgotten about this one. So important thanks for sharing your comment. |
| | |  | | Great post ~ very informative; thanks for sharing Carolyn ~ blessings and continued success on your journey to financial freedom! Victorious Velma |
| | | | | You are welcome Kim thanks for stopping by |
| | |  | | Hello Carolyn, thanks for sharing this great information & Great advice! Have a great day! |
| | | | | Albert thanks for stopping by |
| | |  | | | | | | Hi Helen thanks for the tweet. I am glad it is a subject worth discussing. |
| | |  | | Great Blog & great advice Carolyn, Thanks for sharing I'll tweet for you GO IBO |
| | | | | Melvin thank you for your comments. I agree with you. Follow through is a significant word in the health care industry. It is the responsibility of the patient and the health provider. Thanks |
| | |  | | Very interesting information, and I thank you for taking the time and
effort to produce it. BP is a very serious condition. One can have it and don't know and is listed as one of the silent killers. If one has the condition, it is important to pay close attention, and follow through with helpful guidelis such as those presented here. |
| | | | | Thank your everyone, I am glad this helped, I believe it is significant to have medical information. It helps makes informative decisions about ones health care. |
| | |  | | Great advice. It really helps the doctor to see the real-time logged results of your medication. |
| | |  | | Good information. Most people do not monitor it on their own. The device you mentioned for monitoring is a good idea! |
| | |  | | good information, thank you |
| | |  | | Common sense advice Carolyn.Sharing for you. |
| | |  | | Great information. BP is in my family so your information is relevant. |
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