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I'd have to agree with Julie. The pharmacy should be able to tell you if that's a possible reaction. They have access to info that will let you know that. At least they can give you more info on that much. If it's a reaction, you'd need to discontinue the meds immediately. If you feel like you're trying to swallow glass, to me it's not worth continuing... JMO. I'm sorry you feel so bad, tho! *hugs* Just because it's impossible doesn't mean it can't happen.
I'm not a doc, so anything I say is my opinion only. Nothing I say is meant as offense, I offer what I can as help.
I believe in educating myself on all my medical issues and being my own advocate, for no one else with do that on my behalf. I recommend we all do the same!
The definition of insanity is doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results. Perhaps I truly am insane for expecting these docs to listen to me when I say the same things repeatedly to no avail? LOL. I am tired of seeking out new docs and getting the same result time and again...Forgive me if I seem bitter some days. |
"MDJunction to me is somewhere i feel safe i feel i can be myself and not be judged. I love the fact that i get to see that im not alone in what i am going through and i also get the chance to help others on their journey through guidance and communication.
So, there's hope for you too! The only thing that helped me was taking 2 or 3 advil every 4 hours to reduce the swelling.