Propranolol

[Honkey_Kong]

Ha ha, man I swear - u def have nurse humor

I’ll watch it, I’m in self administered icu - I’m tryin real hard to put myself back together rn - living seems worthwhile

BP is tits rn - I think that’s a good start

We’ll see how this all goes - get this shit > within 3 hours out of procedure, I get hiccups(I believe it was from the anti seizure meds) - for 2 hours - hard af - my rn had to give me some hiccup pill - they go away, I fall asleep - they come back for an hour - I never get hiccups

And, these fuckers were viscous - My day rn told me to control them with my throat muscles - shit worked, every time they tried to come back too


Normal left town back in 2019

Did she tell you to try to make yourself hiccup? That always made mine go away.

[< <Samson> >]

Did she tell you to try to make yourself hiccup? That always made mine go away.

Kinda the opposite - said to suppress it & hold it

[beanpo1e]

Have you tried supplementing with Magnesium for b/p control? It's what they give to pregnant women with preeclampsia because it's so benign.

[< <Samson> >]

Have you tried supplementing with Magnesium for b/p control? It's what they give to pregnant women with preeclampsia because it's so benign.

That’s too funny, my old lady neighbor just gave some to my wife for me to take - I guess I’ll take it

[Test Monsterone]

Have you tried supplementing with Magnesium for b/p control? It's what they give to pregnant women with preeclampsia because it's so benign.

Didn't know it can lower bp...

That’s too funny, my old lady neighbor just gave some to my wife for me to take - I guess I’ll take it

I've been taking it for my leg cramps as needed, and I think the bp was lower when I checked it after taking magnesium, but now I'll be paying more attention to the numbers.