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11/21/2007 02:44
roy
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 Hello,

My name is Roy. Alon and I run MDJunction.

We hope that the Conn's Syndrome Support Group will grow into a real meaningful place for all of you, as other groups in MDJunction are (you can see the bipolar support group as an example).

We are here to help in any way we can.

Enjoy,

roy

first they ignore you
then they laugh at you
then they fight you
then you win.
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04/14/2008 18:35
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 Hey everyone. I had a left adrenalectomy 4/11/08. Just came home a few hours ago. Spent Friday night in ICU and Sat/Sun on medsurg floor. My Blood pressure during surgery was within normal limits. After, it was high 160/100 to 170/100. I was placed on Toprol xl 200mg daily and procardia 60mg daily. Was d/c today blood pressure running between 128-90 to 140/90.

My left side very sore 4/10 at rest and 6-/10 with movement/ambulation; on norco. It was done laproscopically. Endocr states it takes time for BP to normalize will see them in 3 weeks for f/up and blood work. Will also see surgeon. Happy to be home!
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05/04/2008 11:28
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 Hi,

I hope that you are doing better. I see that is has been a couple weeks since the surgery. Continue to get better.

Samantha
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