Karly Pants news

gloswhite wrote:Having a catheter removed? Some people would pay for such an experience  

Zurich used to have a major office here in Cheltenham. Had I known, Id have been knocking on their door, asking for answers 
My friends son was seriously injured in Martinique some years ago, and he had to jump through so many hoops to get him home. You seem to have come out of it quite well considering, and having your dad become your  safety net took so much worry and uncertainty from you at a crucial time.
Buy him a beer from me, (I'll pay you when I next see you)   
I rarely come on here now, but I'll check in from time to time, to see if you are sufficiently absorbed into this mad-cap, but excellent, forum
take care.

Cajunboy wrote:Hi KP

This is probably a daft question, but has your GP linked you up with the Royal Bolton Hospital so you are monitored in future.

Cajunboy wrote:Hi KP

This is probably a daft question, but has your GP linked you up with the Royal Bolton Hospital so you are monitored in future.

Cajunboy wrote:I would make sure they are aware that you have had the antibiotic called Cerebrolysin, if it isn't licensed in the UK.

Probably means it's too expensive for the NHS.

karlypants wrote:I’ve heard of clopidogrel before. 

I’m currently on Diovan and vivacor for high blood pressure and cholesterol.

I was taken off the zanidip to increase my blood pressure as I’ve been a good boy but should have been put on a lower dosage of the Diovan instead as my readings on my BP monitor haven’t really changed much.

boltonbonce wrote:

karlypants wrote:I’ve heard of clopidogrel before. 

I’m currently on Diovan and vivacor for high blood pressure and cholesterol.

I was taken off the zanidip to increase my blood pressure as I’ve been a good boy but should have been put on a lower dosage of the Diovan instead as my readings on my BP monitor haven’t really changed much.

Don't know about medicine, but you've got a fine midfield there. Although Zanidip starts on the bench for me.