Re: Medication Question

[Guest guest]

Do you hear Wellbutrin, and will this fit her diagnoses? /kb

Medication Question

Any ideas on what this medication might be....the doc says them all very

quickly together.

No increasing shortness of breath, she does notice that she becomes short

of

breath when she combs her hair, but not so when she walks up and down

stairs

and she is wondering why that is. She has not had any chest pain other

than

dyspepsia-type symptoms and that is usually well controlled on Prilosec.

She

has noticed that the pill has changed for her Bumex, I think she is now

taking 2 mm. pills instead of the two 1 mm. pills. She is noticing the

same

effect. She needs refills on Darvocet, Atenolol and s/l Wellbactub???

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[Guest guest]

In a message dated 09/29/2000 9:26:53 AM Central Daylight Time,

akik926@... writes:

<< s/l Wellbactub??? >>

Could it be Wellbutrin?

[Guest guest]

Dear Gladys,

Am back at our site - my favorite place - after weeks away. Mom, then I, was

sick. What did you decide about the selegeline for your dear mom? My in-box

screen says I have more than 1100 e-mails, and I haven't yet sorted through

them.

 

Do hope you and your mom are okay.

 

Lin

From: Gladys Stefany & amp;lt;agoramom@... & gt;

Subject: Medication Question

To: LBDcaregivers

Date: Saturday, June 14, 2008, 11:15 PM

Are any of your loved ones on " Selegiline " ?

  

Gladys Stefany

Milford, Pike County, PA

Very Proud Daughter of Grace, age 76 - appears to be in between stages 3 and

4

Diagnosed with " probable " Diffuse Lewy Body Disease

Current Meds: Exelon Patch, Namenda, Nexium, Parcopa, Premarin, Synthroid,

Vytorin, Seroquel, and Zoloft