Lisinopril? Forgot which one gives the dry cough
It's a common side effect of Lisinopril... I have it too. In fact everybody I know has switched to Losartan.
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Lisinopril? Forgot which one gives the dry cough
It's a common side effect of Lisinopril... I have it too. In fact everybody I know has switched to Losartan.
It barely affects me, and only seldom. I've been on the pair since 2007. I'm inclined to stay with it because it's cheap and keep my BP nice and stable. I didn't have RAGING high BP so it's well controlled.
Losartain. Yep.It's a common side effect of Lisinopril... I have it too. In fact everybody I know has switched to Losartan.
Well lesseeeee, I got anywhare from 145 to 230 and a Lacunar Stroke. Sooooo I take Losartan, Amlodipine, HCTZ, Furosemide, Metoprolol, and my kidney doc still wants to add to it... if the BP don't kill me the meds will. I have very abnormal ECG, turns out its' all from the meds screwing with the timing. Maybe I need a tune up eh?
Obviously from a spoiled generation that doesn't know how to crumple phone books and sears catalogs. LoLFor those that didn't keep a stock of paper products on hand before all this mess started, or didn't stock up before the panic buy hit, consider these sources (if still open) for alternative TP:
1) Party supply stores (think Party City, etc.) for cocktail napkins. Dispose of in a trash can dedicated for this purpose. Do NOT flush.
2) Pet supply stores (Petco, PetSmart, etc.) for puppy training pads. Ditto above for disposal.
3) Auto parts stores (AutoZone, O'Reilly's, etc.) for shop rags, car wash sponges, etc. Rinse in a bucket of bleach solution kept next to yer terlet.
While the above measures may seem abhorrent and against the "sensibilities" of most Americans, they are a solution to the situation in which many that didn't prepare or waited too long to do something about their predicament find themselves now.
If one didn't prepare before, one must be creative now...
Hey! I've used dried corn cobs... Beat that!
And the store ads are too slick to be of any use under there. Just sayin'...
We laugh every time we see it, too, Jim...
Hey! I've used dried corn cobs... Beat that!
And the store ads are too slick to be of any use under there. Just sayin'...
Stopped by the Winco in S. Salem today. They had a person at the door controlling entry. She would let 1 person in each time someone exited. There was a line of people about half way down the building, all standing 6 feet apart. I decided I didn't need anything that badly.I've been informed that the local WinCo to me has set up plastic barriers for the cashier to reduce contact points with customers and that they are only letting 100 people into the store at a time in a controlled environment.
Spam mail in your mail box. I get so much of it that even using it to start fires in the woodstove can't keep up with it. ...