(This is a copy of my BP Report sent to Dr. Wayne today.
My BP Report for 9/7/04 thru 10/7/04 follows:
Date Time BP Pulse
9/07 2100 90/47 60
9/08 2045 105/60 62
9/09 2300 80/46 58
9/10 1100 94/48 66
9/11 2000 102/52 66
9/12 2000 94/54 60
9/13 2015 122/70 62
9/14 2100 96/56 64
9/15 2115 96/56 62
9/16 2000 104/56 86
9/17 1900 104/56 70
9/18 2145 96/54 58
9/19 2130 100/56 60
9/20 2100 102/58 74
9/21 2130 90/50 70
9/22 2145 100/54 66
9/23 2045 104/60 56
9/24 2100 106/56 58
9/25 2045 100/56 64
9/26 2000 104/58 70
9/27 2100 100/60 62
9/28 2000 104/56 72
9/29 2030 94/52 62
9/30 2045 112/68 68
10/1 2045 104/56 66
10/2 1900 104/54 70
10/3 1945 104/56 70
10/4 2045 104/58 64
10/5 1945 94/56 60
10/6 2100 104/54 70
10/7 1230 94/50 68
The lightheadedness his been gone for about a week now. I have noticed my BP is slightly higher than it had been running and I have had a couple of minor occassions of a small amount of chest tightness, not associated with exertion. It may be due to the change in the weather, I do not feel bad at all. When my BP was really low and I was getting a lot of lightheadedness, we cut the monpril from 20mg to 10mg. Should I go back up to 20mg and see what happens?
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Hi, Jeff. Thanks for the links on the Boards. Two years ago I had the medical perfect storm. Cancer, abnormal EKG, hypertension/angina, bad feet, and stress on my job that was out of sight.
Glad you are doing better. Methodist cardiovascular was very good -- great cardiologist.
I always get a good laugh by reading something on the IndyStar message boards. I think most people who post there are pretty nice folks, even though I don't always agree with them. Does make me think, though.
Hope you keep holding well with the ticker. As for me, I am doing well with the coctail. Only a couple times I have gotten dizzy or lightheaded.
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