| Posted at 4: 7 PM on Mar 19, 2009 by somuchpain, #40096 |
For me, all these 'feeling like I got run over by a truck' feelings began subsiding in about 1 and 1/2 days, with some improvement noticeable on the next day, and getting a lot better day over day. After about a week there the improvement slows done; it slows again after a few weeks. After a while, it gets really slow. Some effects may never disappear. Suggest lots of minerals, especially trace minerals, and everything associated with the immune system and chemical detox support for the immune system, e.g. kelp is helpful as it has lots of trace minerals from the sea. A cal/mag/zinc might be good too.
Best of luck!
How did your father make out after stopped the Lisinopril?
We stopped the lisinopril on a Thursday and by Saturday afternnon we were out of the hospital. It took about two weeks for some of the pain that was in his joints to go away. Now he is fine, every once in a while he feels a little joint pain in his hands. When I told the nursing staff they were not to give him that morning dose of the lisinopril they were resistant. I had to become very short with them, but it worked. No wonder medicare is going bankrupt, I can only imagine what all the tests cost. I had to be the one that said "what are we doing different in the last 6 weeks" and with NO infection he had to have been having a reaction to something. should switch profile to no more pain.
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