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#736 Re: General health matters.

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I've done as you suggest, the questionnaire was lengthy, and the nearest blood sample centre was miles away.
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#737 Re: General health matters.

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pre65 wrote: ↑Mon Nov 06, 2023 11:42 am I've done as you suggest, the questionnaire was lengthy, and the nearest blood sample centre was miles away.
Good for you Phil - think of the inconvenience as an investment in the the future...
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#738 Re: General health matters.

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Ray P wrote: ↑Mon Nov 06, 2023 7:49 pm
pre65 wrote: ↑Mon Nov 06, 2023 11:42 am I've done as you suggest, the questionnaire was lengthy, and the nearest blood sample centre was miles away.
Good for you Phil - think of the inconvenience as an investment in the the future...
Not quite, I've declined the blood test until they have a nearer clinic. That option is in the survey.
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Hmmmm I'm oribabky quite early in the 1000s but I'm still thoughtful about data protection. This us a orivate/ NHS relationship and as I say, thoughtful...
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Apologies - originally in thd early 1000s...data protection as its a NHS/ Private company set up.
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#741 Re: General health matters.

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I was not happy with my new blood pressure medication, and had previous contact with the surgery, even having an ECG. No problems were found.

Still not happy, I saw another Doctor this morning, and he says the new medication was having the same effect as my usual pill, and was in fact doubling up on the desired effect. :shock:

So, I'm stopping the new pill and going back in a weeks time to be re-assessed.
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#742 Re: General health matters.

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Blood pressure medication is such an innocuous medication to say it keeps me alive .

I've taken nine different ones and had no problems .

Currently take ramipril, amadolphine and doxysosin.
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