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Medical Forum / Diseases and Disorders / Arthritis / November 2006diclonefac and blood pressure
Hi, Everybody; Has anyone ever experienced diclonefac (or arthrotec) causing a rise in blood pressure? An info? I see sites saying it can cause water retention and interact w/blood pressure meds. But nothing about BP itself. BTW - my Mom is going to the new oncologist today. Hopefully it will signal a rise in the quality of care she'll get.  SignatureAdelle Hi Adelle, I believe that any NSAID can cause a rise in blood pressure. I know several of them has caused mine to go up. Hope your Mom does better now. debbie m. > Hi, Everybody; > [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > BTW - my Mom is going to the new oncologist today. Hopefully it will signal > a rise in the quality of care she'll get. my pcp told me that nsaids do that, when my bp went up (generally it's 117/76). wishing your mom the best of everything with this new onc. kate Hi Adelle, I believe that any NSAID can cause a rise in blood pressure. I know several of them has caused mine to go up. Hope your Mom does better now. debbie m. Adelle wrote: > Hi, Everybody; > [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > signal > a rise in the quality of care she'll get. Mom didn't get to go to the oncologist. Seemed the Nursing Home where the rehab floor is located had an outbreak of Norwalk virus or something similar. She hasn't caught it. But no visitors; no going out. But she is scheduled to come home on Friday, so we'll see. Adelle > my pcp told me that nsaids do that, when my bp went up (generally it's > 117/76). wishing your mom the best of everything with this new onc. [quoted text clipped - 20 lines] >> signal >> a rise in the quality of care she'll get. Mom didn't get to go to the oncologist. Seemed the Nursing Home where the rehab floor is located had an outbreak of Norwalk virus or something similar. She hasn't caught it. But no visitors; no going out. But she is scheduled to come home on Friday, so we'll see. Adelle my everythings are crossed, in hopes that all goes well for her. hopefully, you are taking good care of you, as well. i've never heard of the norwalk virus, but then, there must be thousands of viruses i've never heard of before. kate > my pcp told me that nsaids do that, when my bp went up (generally it's > 117/76). wishing your mom the best of everything with this new onc. [quoted text clipped - 20 lines] >> signal >> a rise in the quality of care she'll get. > Mom didn't get to go to the oncologist. Seemed the Nursing Home where the > rehab floor is located had an outbreak of Norwalk virus or something [quoted text clipped - 10 lines] > of > viruses i've never heard of before. Its the 'cruise ship' virus. Pretty contagious. Adelle > Mom didn't get to go to the oncologist. Seemed the Nursing Home where the > rehab floor is located had an outbreak of Norwalk virus or something > similar. She hasn't caught it. But no visitors; no going out. But she is > scheduled to come home on Friday, so we'll see. > > Adelle Oh, I hope she avoids the virus. We had that crud our last year in Cambridge and it is really nasty. Were they able to reschedule her appointment fairly soon? SignatureNann remove the Gator cheer to email me Simply the thing I am shall make me live --- William Shakespeare >> Mom didn't get to go to the oncologist. Seemed the Nursing Home where the >> rehab floor is located had an outbreak of Norwalk virus or something [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] > fairly > soon? I love this oncologist already!! He is squeezing her into his schedule today because his next appointment is December 15th and didn't want her to wait that long. She is also being discharged today!!!! Yay!!! And none too soon. They were letting the 'healthy patients gather in a side room for meals, and last night two of the people who the staff thought were over the virus threw up in that gathering room. The staff has been dippy at this place. Part of it is a language issue. They are mostly Asian, but from many different countries so there aren't even many who can speak to one another and get on the same page. Adelle > I love this oncologist already!! He is squeezing her into his schedule today > because his next appointment is December 15th and didn't want her to wait > that long. wonderful! I know it's a difficult specialty, but that makes it even better to hear of a doc who cares so much for his patients. > She is also being discharged today!!!! Yay!!! Oh good, being out of the nursing home should be good for her spirits. SignatureNann remove the Gator cheer to email me Simply the thing I am shall make me live --- William Shakespeare Adelle, This is good to hear. I hope she now gets the help she needs. I hope she stays healthy and hasn't gotten the virus they were all dealing with. Glad she is getting released. I am happy for her and you also. SignatureLove and hugs Jo (\__/) .~ ~. )) /O O ./ .' {O__, \ { / . . ) \ |-| '-' \ } )) Warning: squirrels. .( _( )_.' '---.~_ _ _& > > I love this oncologist already!! He is squeezing her into his schedule [quoted text clipped - 10 lines] > > Adelle Adelle, I was just told to go off my naproxen because of the blood pressure going up I was always around 120/70 and now it is about 140/90 and up and when I go off the naproxen it goes down. Becky > Hi, Everybody; > [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > BTW - my Mom is going to the new oncologist today. Hopefully it will > signal a rise in the quality of care she'll get. > Hi, Everybody; > [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > BTW - my Mom is going to the new oncologist today. Hopefully it will signal > a rise in the quality of care she'll get. It seems to me that fluid retention in itself would be a factor in BP going up. Mine has actually been better on diclofenac than it was on COX-2s, though I really liked Bextra for other reasons. But everyone's different and fluid retention can cause other problems. Got my fingers crossed and prayers said for better care for your mom. SignatureNann remove the Gator cheer to email me Simply the thing I am shall make me live --- William Shakespeare |
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