I'm home and have my BP down.
My CT and chest x-ray looked good. They were quite concerned about a possible stroke, could tell when the Dr. started touching my face and asking me to show my teeth. Show teeth instead of smile, interesting. I wasn't concerned about a stroke, I've worked with enough elderly people to know the signs, but the thought of a bleeder came to mind. My head! It felt like it was going to explode. I was dizzy! Shaky. Held on to Mindi. Horrible pain, and I've suffered with Migraines for years. This one was bad. I told them..no pain meds! I'm so sensitive to medication. They got to hear my story of how I just take bites of my BP when it's up and it drops way down just fine. Not this time, I was taking bigger.
As I layed there, my BP started to go down. The nurse explained something. My Occipital Migraines cause BP to go up. They start going against each other..pain..bp..pain..BP. That made sense.
The Dr. ~ I explained I had been packing to sell and looking at houses. He puts his head up and says ohhh, like that wouldn't raise BP. He had been on his way out the door when I told him all of this and then said, my husband passed away, he puts his head down walks over to me and says I'm so sorry. I say it's been 3 years. But I'm having a hard time with it still. This is the home we bought together. He says this has to be hard. He's really pulling things together now..As..am I, about this BP. I told him I'm thinking that moving will help. He says, slow down with everything. .. I've only heard that about a hundred and fifty times from the kids. So.
Slowing down now.
I took more Amlodipine before bed. BP in a good area. I went ahead and took more this morning to stay on top of it. I don't want to go through that again.
Of course he wants me to follow up with my PC to see if there's some other medication to work with. I'll go but, we've already tried. This was the best he and I could come up with.
Also, I told Austin I'm ready to take my Neuro up on Botox shots in the back neck muscles for my Occipital Neuralgia Migraines.
Getting old, no fun ey?