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From: Cactus Jammies on 26 Jun 2008 09:58

"Frogger" <soapwaffle(a)gmail.com> wrote
....Anyone here have to take high blood pressure meds? I started on them
around
Feb. and I just gave up on my 5th type cause every dang one has me
hurling bile
after about day 7. Any suggestions for a scrip that wont send a rush
of yellow-green
thunder to the head???

cheers to all,
Frogger
////////////////////////////////////

Hey Frogger
I have disystolic HBP. I have been taking these three meds for quite a
while, and took them without cross-over effects during my 48 weeks of tx for
HCV.
Ramipril 10 mg, Felodipine 5 mg, and Hydrochlorothiazide 25 mg. The first
two are generic equivalents of Altace and Adalat.

Hope this helps. You don't need to be chucking up all the time. Are you
sure it is not the Ribavirin doing that?

cactus jammies ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~


From: Frogger on 27 Jun 2008 11:10
On Jun 26, 9:58 am, "Cactus Jammies"
<cactusjamm...(a)retinal.circus.orb> wrote:
> "Frogger" <soapwaf...(a)gmail.com> wrote
> ...Anyone here have to take high blood pressure meds? I started on them
> around
> Feb. and I just gave up on my 5th type cause every dang one has me
> hurling bile
> after about day 7. Any suggestions for a scrip that wont send a rush
> of yellow-green
> thunder to the head???
>
> cheers to all,
> Frogger
> ////////////////////////////////////
>
> Hey Frogger
> I have disystolic HBP. I have been taking these three meds for quite a
> while, and took them without cross-over effects during my 48 weeks of tx for
> HCV.
> Ramipril 10 mg, Felodipine 5 mg, and Hydrochlorothiazide 25 mg. The first
> two are generic equivalents of Altace and Adalat.
>
> Hope this helps. You don't need to be chucking up all the time. Are you
> sure it is not the Ribavirin doing that?
>
> cactus jammies ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~


I'm not on tx yet. Was diagnosed in Jan of this year, had the biopsy
in March and I'm 1a, stage 1, level 1, at
35 years old and best bet is that I contracted at age 5 from a
transfusion. Gastro doc says he wants me on
tx, but also says there's no rush so I'm trying to get myself better
sorted financially and physically before I go
to war. Right now I'm thinking maybe 18 months from now I'll start
up.

If things take a dive, I'll go in earlier. Itchies are getting worse,
and now I'm got edema in my feet which sucks but
I think that's from the high blood pressure which was also diagnosed
in January. I've got to lose some weight and
I think some of my stamina will return. I wasn't so tired before I
put on an extra 30 lbs.


cheers,
Frogger
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