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Then I just got a 2nd opinion and this dr said to quit Atenolol,Isosobide and Ranexa and start Azor and Bystolic and he wants me to have a Cardiolite stress test. I really do not see an improvement with Azor and Bystolic-I think I have just as much angina maybe more on these 2 drugs. My question is what will stress test show that the heart cath didn't show?

I an 51 years old I visited about 3 neurologists in my lifetime since i was about 10 years old. the last neurologist put me on epilim and azor .5mg - it seem to keep the dizzyness away. if i became dizzy, I was down for quite a few heavy sleeping hours. as soon as i woke up, it was gone. I could never play netball in school, or go dancing with flashing lights etc. since about a year ago, i started having other symptoms as well.

I recently stopped the flecainide and have had no significant a-fib that I can discern, although some skipped beats. I do continue to take bystolic and azor for high blood pressure. However, since discontinuing the flecanide, I have had what I would describe as a pounding heartbeat (not rapid), dizziness, and consistent blood pressure readings of 140s/50s.

I stopped Azor 5/20 mg about one month ago, still having side effects. Has anyone stopped bp pills and had side effects lasting this long. I was on the drug for two years. Stopped because I started getting side effects that I first got when I started the pill.

CT scan shows no pancreas abnmormality. EGD just yesterday shows no ulcers.He has just taken me off the nexum, lipitor and azor. No ETOH, no NSAIDS etc. Every time I eat I have this pain. It is driving me crazy. I had been taking ibuprofin for the pain.

If it doesn't say "oma" in your report, it's a good sign. (carcinoma, etc.

Oma gosh gudluck! Yay u get to meet ur baby soon.

Has anyone here hadan RAI for hyperthy? Can you tell me a little bit about what to expect. I'm very nervous about this because of what happens when the gland begins to die and starts dumping hormones in the blood stream. I read it can cause a storm and with my heart problems and high blood pressure, I'm terrified! Does anyone know if being on high does of beta blocker will help this. I'm currently on 400 mg of PTU per day, 200 mg of atenolol, and Azor for BP as well.

I never had a problem until I had my first baby and a week later my bp was 161/110 2nd baby after a week shot up to 191/110. Took forever to go down and was finally put on Azor 5/40 plus a water pill. I went off because my bp was normal after a year or 2, then one night I had a heavy chest, I took my bp and it was 180/108. What concerns me is my diastolic stays high, in the morning my bp can go down to 120/90, the disatolic remains high. or I get readings of 150/99 to 117/91.

Oma is dutch and Cherokee for grandma

I am concerned. I take Azor for high blood pressure, I also have been exposed to TB (1987 took INH and B6 six months) I also have lactose intolerance, I take enzyme for. Should I take this medicine? My blood pressure is controlled with the medication. If I take the digestive enzyme could that eleviate the problem of lactose intolerant? I don't know what to do.

My dad's second wife was from Holland, so we called her Oma, the Dutch diminutive for grandma, and my mom's second husband was of Greek heritage (came to this country at age 2) so he got Papou and my mom (by virtue of being his wife) got YiaYia, the Greek names for Grandpa and Grandma. (My dad stayed "Grandpa Tom.") When Oma died, my father married again, and she is "Grandma Eileen.

Cystic Hygroma is old terminology(the ending -oma means tumor and this is not a tumor), as the more accurate name for this condition is Lymphatic Malformation(LM). LMs are typically a fluke and there really is not a known cause for the condition. Though few may be associated with other medical conditions, like Noonan syndrome or Turners syndrome. A couple good, accurate websites for this condition are Boston Children's Hospital website: http://www.childrenshospital.

Actually, it's both (Anything ending in -oma means tumor). I had one. It can also be called a cavernous hemangioma. It's basically a cluster of blood vessels.(Like a birthmark called a "strawberry" or "stork bite".) They're more common than one might think. Just keep your blood pressure low and have it monitored yearly by an MRI.

Her oncologist is really a great guy and she’s been with him for four years cured from lymph Oma up to this point so I’m sure he’s making the right move I hope he is

my mom I told her bad news..... that she was going to be an Oma (Dutch) she started to cry. as for my family overseas I called them to tell them. and friends we just texted.

Yea, they do use them interchangeably. I used to work on the oncology floor of OSF. While I was there I learned to fear the "--oma" at the end of a word. I showed my doc a red mole thing on my boob. She said it was a capillary angioma. I was scared, until she explained it only meant a red mole.

Then when I had my gp look at it he said it was nothing to worry about and that it was something that I forget the name of I just know it ended in oma. He said it was like a scarring. But it has always remained a bump that looks and feels callous like and also it does not bleed much. it does not dimple either but there usually looks like their is a darker spot in the middle. Can you give me any insight into what it could be?

It was a great help for my parents and oma when they went with me as they were able to find out how to help, what they were doing that was hindering my progress and therefore they needed to stop, and were able to understand the illness a lot better. Definitely be supportive. Don't express doubts, though you can approach him in a, "How can I help?" sort of way.

I don't know what can be added to what the doctor has said. You have serious symptoms, and you should get some clarification and proper treatment. It may be a good idea to see another doctor. A word that ends with "oma" indicates a turmor...but that appears to be ruled out! I don't know nor can I find any definition for "chromophecytoma." or related spelling of the word..

yea oma do that but isnt easy my insurance dnt cover it

well, cancer can strike at any time and without any warning - the good thing is - both are rare - and moreso in someone young. Any symptom that can mimic pancreatic or liver disease can be caused by a "something-oma" - Your doc will run enzyme assays etc if he is concerned. The unfortunate thing about many tumors/cancer is there are no warning signs and once they have taken a foothold - then you get symptomatic.... As for yellowish stools - are they dark - with a yellow cast?

I'm half German, so my son calls my parents Oma and Opa, my husbands parents are divorced so we've got MiMi and PoPo and Grandma and Grandpa, and great grandma on his side.

Yiayia (Greek for grandma) on one side, Oma (Dutch for grandma) on the other, married to Papou and Grandpa Joe, respectively. Another grandma in the family got called "Ga," due to a grandchild's inability to pronounce Grandma, and it stuck. Yiayia and Papou were called Ya-ee and Boo for a while by my son when he was learning to talk. Sometimes the name comes from the grandchild.

He just started on a very low dose blood pressure med withen the last three months azor and doing good on that but the doctor said that because of the cyst they may had been the cause of the rise in blood pressure. Is all this info a cause to be alarmed. I read there is no cure for polycystic kidney disease only dialysis and transplant but that is still no gaurantee that the cyst wont return. I am afraid for him and not sleeping it is about 3:50 a.m now and my mind just racing.

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