None of this explains what happened to me. They were asking about all of his medicine and he was on the digitek and had to take some of his medicine back up to the pharmacy with like 10 pills left. I am very lost in what happened with him and would just like some closure on why he detriated so quickly. If you can be of any assistance I would greatly appreciate it!! Thanks, sweetredt!!
Lanoxin has not been recalled.... digitek was recalled..
As Toprol also reduces blood pressure and I have low blood pressure as it is, I started having dizziness and nausea. He then put me on Digitek, which has since been recalled and I havebeen on 0.25 mg of digoxin for about 2 months. I recently started to have cramps, abnormal bowel movements and I feel very exhausted. The doctor reduced the dosage to .125 mg and on the first day I felt better until about 6PM and then the cramps started again.
After my heart attack 6 years ago, I was on digitek for a few months only. The known side effects of digitek: "Apathy, blurred vision, breast development in males, change in heartbeat, confusion, diarrhea, dizziness, headache, loss of appetite, lower stomach pain, nausea, psychosis, rash, vomiting, weakness, yellow vision" I was concerned with the prescription when there was a recall. As it turned out it was the generic "digitek" for digoxin.
Thanks for the additional info, csc5502 -- I've escalated this to our engineers to see if they can get to the bottom of it.
I'm sorry, but WHAT?? How do you envision vaginal or rectal fluid being on swabs in kits that are, largely, assembled/packed by automation?
In any case, my advice from your last question applies:
Don't have unprotected intercourse with someone of unknown HIV status, and don't share intravenous needles, and you will never have to worry about HIV.
ll report it to our engineers. Can you tell me which tracker are you having difficulty accessing?
The experience of flight is wonderful; it is the thought that is bad --- the fact of mere air holding up a 100000lb+ aircraft is unthinkable it is that simple. Having experience with aircraft engineers only makes matters worse.
As for surgery this is another matter. I always flew with my WPW, but mine only setoff when I was exercising intensely. Nevertheless, surgery for WPW takes several flavors beyond simple ablation, wherein complication rates can drive prudent thinking.
explanation about these tests and how they work is very bad on internet
as i understand there are methods like elisa or clia to detect hbsag by antibodies binding to it, quantification is made by machines and reagent and by different tech of reading the number of binded hbsag
abbott architect remains the best machine for hbsg detection a lab or hospital must have
Institutions including Mayo are moving to EIA for various reasons, including cost cutting but also for more automation and standardization.
"...but according to this I’m still in the clear I guess? "
For not having lupus and some other rheumatic connective tissue disorders? Very probably true (but not 100% true).
For not having any autoimmune diseases at all? The ANA test cannot do that. E.g., a person can have rheumatoid arthritis but a negative ANA.
I don't know what to do...on my "watched list" I've been getting multiple notices of postings for over a year....7 or 8 notices for the same post at the same time. I try to erase them by clicking on the X, but they don't go away and are eating up memory on my computer.
Well, the moderators can't take credit for the fix - our engineers took care of that - but thanks for the thanks!
I did have a chest infection about one-month before my last heart episode. Did you also hear about the Digitek recall and that problem? I stopped taking it the week my breathing problem stopped?
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