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Aug 17, 2013, 10:46 AM
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I've always been prone to high blood pressure but I have finally worked out that my blood pressure goes down to a normal level if I take pain relief for the chronic pain I have from my arthritis. Pain = higher blood pressure. So the lesson from this is to make sure I take my pain relief!
Listen to what I'm saying Pegs, you do not have to put up with the constant pain.
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Aug 19, 2013, 10:16 AM
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Hi Pegasus. I'm sorry you are dealing with chronic pain. I went through that many years ago when I had my back surgery. I had a spinal fusion, and the chronic pain is pretty much gone. I still have some minor pain that I take Ibuprofen. I hope you can manage your pain better. You deserve that much. Take care.
Sincerely, Piraeus
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