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Location: OH. IO | I'm fighting a battle doctors can't get a grip on.My blood pressure is a normal 107/68.but since November..For an unknown reason it spiking high.like all of a sudden goes to 177/107 etc.sometimes it doesn't spike that high but still spikes.when it happens it's not pretty.immediatly after it happens I have to go urinate RIGhT NOW.im not sure if the two are connected.Ive hit the floor once a few weeks ago.ive been taken by squad twice to er.Quite frankly the doctors just keep upping my anxiety meds.although they have done some simple blood tests and urine tests.once the urine showed very high protein level. If you have had this happen to can you tell me what they did???I'm at a loss and it has debilitated me to no end.i lost 13pounds in three weeks when it first started.the episodes aren't ten times a day now they are more like three times a week but they literally drain me.
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| Some anxiety meds can cause spikes in blood pressure by themselves or when you eat/drink certain foods. Have you noticed them happening more often since the Drs have upped your anxiety meds? Might be helpful to keep a food diary and see if anything triggers it? A second opinion might not hurt. I don't like that the Drs think upping the meds will take care of it...
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Location: OH. IO | They are less frequent since upping meds but also more disastrous when they happen.the last one made me pass out for a moment and I was so weak in the squad I simply couldn't talk. |
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Location: OH. IO | I am seeing my doctor,a neurology dr,and now a cardiac Dr next Friday.aa far as food goes.ive had diareah for 9months.i did have a colonoscopy in sept that was fine.oh..Forgot the kidney dr.
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| I know you already know this, but just a reminder, make sure all your doctors are working together with your diagnosis and know what meds you are taking. What a scary situation you are in. Prayers they find the cause.  |
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Location: East Texas | If your diarrhea is causing you to be dehydrated, that can make your blood pressure go up!
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Location: The best kept secret in TX | horsesinharleton - 2017-02-15 3:36 PM If your diarrhea is causing you to be dehydrated, that can make your blood pressure go up!
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| Dehydration does not cause a spike in blood pressure.... how can ur pressure go up if ur dehydrated and ur circulating volume is low? When ur dehydrated ur blood pressure will be lower with a higher pulse cause ur body is compensating. |
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Location: In a happy place | I have no idea what is going on but know you are in my prayers. |
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Location: Who knows... :) | Has your neurologist looked into chiari malformation? Just another avenue to try with those type of symptoms. |
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Location: East Texas | SoCalBarrelracer - 2017-02-15 3:51 PM
Dehydration does not cause a spike in blood pressure.... how can ur pressure go up if ur dehydrated and ur circulating volume is low? When ur dehydrated ur blood pressure will be lower with a higher pulse cause ur body is compensating.
About 73.6 million people in the United States age 20 and older have high blood pressure, according to the American Heart Association. The solution can be as simple as drinking more water since dehydration can lead to high blood pressure.
And, because I have dealt with this and my doctor, whom I trust, told me I needed to stay more hydrated. I sweat like a man during the summer and it not only caused my blood pressure to rise, but caused me to get kidney stones. |
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Location: Who knows... :) | horsesinharleton - 2017-02-15 5:03 PM
SoCalBarrelracer - 2017-02-15 3:51 PM
Dehydration does not cause a spike in blood pressure.... how can ur pressure go up if ur dehydrated and ur circulating volume is low? When ur dehydrated ur blood pressure will be lower with a higher pulse cause ur body is compensating.
About 73.6 million people in the United States age 20 and older have high blood pressure, according to the American Heart Association. The solution can be as simple as drinking more water since dehydration can lead to high blood pressure.
And, because I have dealt with this and my doctor, whom I trust, told me I needed to stay more hydrated. I sweat like a man during the summer and it not only caused my blood pressure to rise, but caused me to get kidney stones.
Agreed.. Dehydration can most definitely cause an increase in BP. |
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| Yes chronic dehydration, but acute onset will not cause a rise in blood pressure. In a clinical setting Dehydration is not generally associated with HTN. |
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Location: OH. IO | CowgirlDDT - 2017-02-15 5:20 PM
Has your neurologist looked into chiari malformation? Just another avenue to try with those type of symptoms.
Yep.im very aware of this as my daughter has it.i have had four CT scans,an MRA OF BRAIN MRI of brain and neck,EEG,EKG, etc.Thank you for your responses.i appreciate you all. |
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Location: Arkansas | I have no info to help, but know you are always in my thoughts and prayers my friend. . . . |
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| jake16 - 2017-02-15 3:25 PM
I am seeing my doctor,a neurology dr,and now a cardiac Dr next Friday.aa far as food goes.ive had diareah for 9months.i did have a colonoscopy in sept that was fine.oh..Forgot the kidney dr.
Go to a butt doctor and get your digestion and good gut
bacteria back again ... Doctors have a habit of killing off
your good gut bacteria and not coming back and killing
off the bad gut bacteria which will kill you due to rotting
of your colon or by pneumonia ....
Talk to a good butt doctor on stopping all of your meds
and concentrating on getting rid of your diarrhea .... ask
him about the colon bug that is prevalent in a lot of old folks
nursing homes ... call several nursing homes and ask what
the name of it is ... it is dangerous enough for patient to be
quarantined ...
My Mother and several friends have died by doctors
neglecting the above.
Tell your new doctor ... maybe an internal medicine doc ...
that your wet farts are killing you!!
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Location: OH. IO | BARRELHORSE USA - 2017-02-16 3:46 AM
jake16 - 2017-02-15 3:25 PM
I am seeing my doctor,a neurology dr,and now a cardiac Dr next Friday.aa far as food goes.ive had diareah for 9months.i did have a colonoscopy in sept that was fine.oh..Forgot the kidney dr.
Go to a butt doctor and get your digestion and good gut
bacteria back again ... Doctors have a habit of killing off
your good gut bacteria and not coming back and killing
off the bad gut bacteria which will kill you due to rotting
of your colon or by pneumonia ....
Talk to a good butt doctor on stopping all of your meds
and concentrating on getting rid of your diarrhea .... ask
him about the colon bug that is prevalent in a lot of old folks
nursing homes ... call several nursing homes and ask what
the name of it is ... it is dangerous enough for patient to be
quarantined ...
My Mother and several friends have died by doctors
neglecting the above.
Tell your new doctor ... maybe an internal medicine doc ...
that your wet farts are killing you!!
YOU CRACK ME UP!!!! AND IVE ACTUALLY SUGGESTED THIS A FEW TIMES!!!! ILL LOOK FURTHER INTO THIS !!!! |
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| It's called c diff. You have to come in contact with spores to become infected. It's not as prevelant in the healthy adult. Must people catch contract it in long term care facilities because of poor hand hygiene. If you had contracted if you would be very aware. The diarrhea is non stop and it's the most horrid smell that comes from a human ever. But if is truly a concern a simple fecal will determine it. |
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I'm not any help but just sending some prayers that the doctors can get it figured out. |
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