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since taking diovan, 2 weeks 80 mg Bp has dropped, but delveloped...

Posted at 5:28 AM on Sep 10, 2007 by marky, #23499
since taking diovan, 2 weeks 80 mg Bp has dropped, but delveloped swollen sore nipples, and dry eyes, this is not a good thing. will definately stop taking it.
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Reply about 1 year ago on Sep 10, 2007 by katm33, #1724

Hello. Don't stop taking the Diovan before talking with your doctor. If you do not want to do that then I would suggest taking 1/2 dose. See how that works for you. I started out on a whole tablet for two weeks then my doctor limited my intake to 1/2 a pill.

I hope that helps.

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Reply about 1 year ago on Sep 17, 2007 by clydecar, #1863

My sister was prescribed Diovan and has since had all the symptoms described in these posts. But now she has pancreatic cancer too and her doctor is thinking Diovan is the culprit. Doctors have to stop prescribing this crap and finding better, more natural methods of helping people. I am losing my sister who has struggled with the sleeplessness, the hair loss, the intense fatigue, all of it. It is so unfair. Giselle

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Reply 4 months ago on May 31, 2008 by cduncan1946, #8781

The doc prescribed diovan for my bp. It has been two weeks and now I am having floaters, blurred vision and flashes of light that looks like sparklers in my eyes. I will not take any more of this junk! It is back to the treadmill for me. Chuck

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