WOMENS-HEALTH Messages for November, 2000: Re: HELP NEEDED IMMEDIATELY!!!!!!!MEDICINE INTERACTION

Re: HELP NEEDED IMMEDIATELY!!!!!!!MEDICINE INTERACTION

From: Tina (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Fri, 17 Nov 2000 12:36:47 -0600 (CST)

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At Fri, 17 Nov 2000, JAMIE wrote: >
>Tina,
>as far as I know you will not get an adverse reaction by taking the two
>together. One just makes the other less effective in doing its job. You
>should not have any of these symptoms unless you are allergic to the
>med. So basically taking the two together will not give you side
>effects like vomitting, nausea, hives, etc. Your blood pressure may
>become elevated if you comingle the two drugs, but as for adverse
>reactions you should not see any. Of course, depending on how high you
>bp is without medication should say whether you should take the chance
>of lessening the power of the bp med. But of course only your doc would
>know for sure. Sorry I couldn't be more helpful.
>
>--
>Jamie
>
>At Fri, 17 Nov 2000, Tina wrote:
>>Thanks Jamie. After reading your last post, I called my doctor's office and reminded them that HE HAD PUT ME ON TENORMIN they were more than accomodating in calling the pharmacy to get a different prescription.:)
>>At Fri, 17 Nov 2000, JAMIE wrote:
>>>
>>>Hi Tina,
>>>I am not a doc but I thought I may have some insight into this for you.
>>>What may happen if you take the Naprosyn along with the Tenormin is the
>>>Naprosyn may decrease the hypotensive effect of the Tenormin. So
>>>basically not working as effectively in lowering your blood pressure
>>>while you are taking the Naprosyn. Hope this helps.
>>>
>>>--
>>>Jamie
>>>> Thanks Jamie, but that part I already knew from the nurse at the advice line. I was looking for particular reactions, meaning: hives, vommiting, etc.....: Couldn't get a definate idea from the drug websites.
>>
>>Thanks
>>>At Thu, 16 Nov 2000, Tina wrote:
>>>>
>>>>Okay,
>>>>
>>>>here goes. my doctor has me on tenormin for my blood pressure/migraines
>>>>etc...well today he prescribed Naprosyn for the hip pain.
>>>>
>>>>Upon researching (sorry, brother is a pharmacist) I find out that they
>>>>(Naprosyn & Tenormin) don't mix. What should I be looking for as a
>>>>reaction? I have already called the nurses line, and she recommended not
>>>>taking the tenormin tonight and not to take anymore of the naprosyn.
>>>>
>>>>Please advise Asap
>>>>
>>>>--
>>>>Tina
>>>>
>>--
>>Tina
>>

--
Tina

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