The question does not state whether the scans and tests were normal or not. Assuming all tests are normal ringing ears is often tinnitus. It is miserable and cannot be cured. Some people find that loud noises make it worse. If it keeps you awake at night try listening to the radio quietly, tuned off a station so all you can hear is the hiss. It keeps the ringing sound at bay sometimes. People learn to live with it but it never goes completely away. Avoid rock concerts and pneumatic drills. If you have any wax in your ears it can make the tinnitus sound louder but having them syringed can also make it worse.
Ringing in your ears? Unless you've been taking medication lately that warns you about side affects like ringing in your ears, you're probably fine. When there is a silence in a house or outside, I get random ringing in my ears as well. Don't sweat it. It's probably nothing.
nothing
When taking a person's blood pressure the stethoscope should be placed in the brachial artery.
Nothing, Taking birth control is her choice
I've been taking P. for just over a month now, & have lost 9 lbs. About 2 weeks ago I noticed the ringing in my ears. During the day it's hardly noticeable, but @ night, when the house is quiet, it seems LOUD! At my 1-month follow-up @ the dr. I had good blood pressure (120/85) and no other bad side effects. I forgot to mention the ear-ringing...there were the regular daytime noises in the office, and frankly, I forgot about the ringing. I will make a note to be sure to ask him @ next month's visit.
taking teracozin with my blood pressure low every day 107. What should I be worried about
Over-fatigue causes head-pressure and ringing in the ears. Also a sinus infection and sometimes the start of the flu or a bad cold. Try taking your hair blower and put it on low until it's warm and then gently let the warm air go into each ear for about 20 seconds. This will help to alleviate some of it. Migraines can also do this so if it last for more than a few days it's best to see your doctor.
Nothing. Carry on taking them as normal.
Many people take ibuprofen with blood pressure medicine. However, there are many different blood pressure medicines. There are a few reasons why some people should not take ibuprofen. So, in answer to your question, Yes I can take ibuprofen with blood pressure medication. However, whether or not you should is a question you should ask your doctor.
As long as you are taking care of it nothing would happen and it should be fine.
I hate to assume things, but I suspect that you are on pressure pills for high blood pressure & in that instance taking percocet as prescribed would be OK, but you really should check with your physician before ever taking any new medications and never take medications that aren't yours.
If Im taking strong antibiotics (shots and pills) due to a spider bite. (57 yr old male and currently taking blood pressure meds) Should my blood pressure readings be normal?