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Simlin - Hi, I'm the Mom my daughter was talking about and I've just been getting over the 6th attack since starting the drug 4 months ago and taking myself off it about 5 weeks ago. The sad part is this was the second attack since stopping the drug and as my daughter has stated "It's the gift that keeps on giving". I'm on no drugs right now and I'm scared of all of them after the terrible draining experience and I'm doing what I can naturaly and my blood pressure is satisfactory to me but tends to begin rising whan an attack is eminent. That's not surprising either. I didn't realize what was happening to me because I was taking care of my daughter during a very bad reaction to ciprofloxin and it was her that found this site. You can look up hers under that drug.
We have researched the stomach side affect to death and only found information on overseas sites. This drug is cheap and they hand it out to anyone without monitoring but in the UK (I was born in England 61 years ago) they take it quite seriously and do monitor. I did what all women do, I decided that although I had never had stomach problems in my life, it must be the way I was dealing with stress. Now I know that was poppycock. It was on the fourth bout where it lasted much longer and I was ready to go to the emergency room, but didn't have insurance and couldn't afford it, my daughter, barely back on her feet began researching and was horrified. She also found out about marshmallow root and drove thirty miles to get me some, even though she had major problems walking. It took two days and I began to feel relief, and after a few days I thought I was cured. Then it hit again and I took it for two weeks and I thought I was cured. Then last week it came back and not just the stomach part, I began coughing and couldn't stop and that went so well with agonizing stomach pain. Now I intend to stay on marshmallow much longer then slowly wean one a day and watch for reactions. Each bout makes me worse off and I have always been so well, this is hell for me. I also still have the bladder infection I went to the doc first about and she decided as my BP was up I needed this drug. I am worrying about what to take to clear it up as they gave me nitrofuration and it knocked me out for a week with more terrible side affects. I believe I am now in a dangerous position as my immune system is low and any drug may cause me complications. I keep a blog http://tuscanadesign.spaces.live.com if this site will let you see this address and I wrote more there. I may be going back to England to stay with my sister shortly to get better medical treatment and the answer I want (hope for) as it would cost a fortune here and they only want to throw you another round of prescription drugs without supervision. I have National Health insurance over there because I paid in seven years before I married. (I was married 34 years before he died) Here I'm too young for Medicare and not indigent so I'm out of luck unless I add to my credit card debt and go bancrupt. They don't even give you BP drugs in the UK unless you've been monitored 3 times and they feel you really do need them. Don't believe all the bad things you hear about National Health over there as although it's not perfect like anything else at least they have it. Anyway, it looks like there is no cure for angiodema and I tried Benadryl for the bad coughing fit to no avail. You either get through it or die. Hope this is good info for you.
