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swpa19 · 02-09-2008, 07:49

shr7:

The triamterene does include HCTZ. The only OTC meds that I take are Prilosec.

The Raynauds was diagnosed long before it became classified as a disease, about 15 years ago. It has caused me to give up just about all winter sports.

The Meniere's came on about two years ago, while I was at a convention at Bragg. Doses of Antivert helped me on the drive from Fayetteville to the Mon Valley.

The following day with conditions mocking a stroke, I went via Ambulance to J.R.M.H. Emergency. It was the ER Doc that diagnosed the Meniere's.

As I said the diuretic and diet seem to have the Meniere's under control.

02-09-2008, 07:49	#3
swpa19 Guerrilla Chief Join Date: Dec 2007 Location: south western pa. Posts: 692	shr7: The triamterene does include HCTZ. The only OTC meds that I take are Prilosec. The Raynauds was diagnosed long before it became classified as a disease, about 15 years ago. It has caused me to give up just about all winter sports. The Meniere's came on about two years ago, while I was at a convention at Bragg. Doses of Antivert helped me on the drive from Fayetteville to the Mon Valley. The following day with conditions mocking a stroke, I went via Ambulance to J.R.M.H. Emergency. It was the ER Doc that diagnosed the Meniere's. As I said the diuretic and diet seem to have the Meniere's under control. __________________ Special Forces Association A-593 Life _______________________________ Don't hit at all if it is honorably possible to avoid hitting; but never hit soft. Theodore Roosevelt ________________________________ We are what we repeatedly do. Excellence, then, is not an act, but a habit. Aristotle
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