If the only over-the-counter medicine doctors recommend is aspirin why isn't aspirin mentioned in pre-op instructions? NSAIDS like Motrin and Celebrex is highlighted while aspirin is absent.
I had been Rx'd Isosorbid for chest pain. A dangerous medication.
It tuned out that healthy iron rich blood eliminated the chest pain 100%. The blood carried significantly more oxygen to my heart. In the DOZENS of full "labs" I had gone through not one hint of anemia was aired.
The nurse said "You have a reading of 9. If it reaches 8 we do a transfusion."
Talented specialists are a world apart from ordinary MD's.
I am now taking Gingko Biloba for memory enhancement. 99% fewer senior moments. I asked the clerk why the bottle had absolutely minimal writing on it.
"Well Gingko was double blind tested against a pharmaceutical product that was to cost fourteen dollars a capsule. gingko beat the living snot out of the Medicare ripper-offer" The medical industry went after the Gingko industry and threatened them with a mountain of lawsuits. Now gingko comes in a plain jar.
I have caught doctors in too many major screw ups to blindly follow instructions They don't even try to minimize blood thinners. No tests. That to me is a major malfunction. They wanted ME on rat poison. I told them if anything I was a border hemophiliac. I scraped a small scab off my forearm. The blood dripped down onto the exam room floor.
"Hey!" the doctor yelled "What the hell are you doing?"
"Staying alive" I retorted. "Have a nice life" I walked out.
