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The dump trucks had not been by, so there is that. Medicine taken, then some time later, bp checked. It is 174/115 with a pulse of 78. The waterpill, only one, carvedilol, potassium, minerals, super b vitamin, and daily vitamins, taken. Not taken are losartan and an extra waterpill. Though I am adding herbal tea blends which are supposed to act as diuretics. I have three types, and one last one on the way. So I can mix and match. The problem with medicine? Taking one medicine, that acts in one way, over and over, leads to problems.
While medicine can get a standard reaction on a standard dose, it also wears out whatever system it is working on, action on, plus stresses other organs, like kidneys and the liver. They really should mix things up from time to time. Depending on the ability to tolerate. My problem is I don't tolerate many medicines well. So changing, for example, heart medicine... isn't doable. Most of them nearly put me into a coma. I will fall off them, if nothing else. Even do, sometimes, with carvedilol. But it's the one I can generally tolerate to some degree. However, the waterpills, I think they should alter those. Six months to a year on one, then on a different that might act differently. Stronger? Fewer. Weaker? More. But... they don't think like that. If you are dying, don't change it. If it's killing you, stop it all? Poor choices, but it seems how they do things.