This stream has subtitles and text transcripts, but the last one no longer. Last week, Ancha and I, in the same chat, out of the simplicity of my heart, said that her streams are convenient to read with transcript. And that's all. I did not see any more decryption. Serves me right. Himself to blame.
Well, okay. I read what I have.
Pressure before vaccination
In this mid-June stream, Ancha shared a trick about high blood pressure. I advised someone there to cheat with the pills before vaccination. Well, people complained to her about the pressure 160/90.
No need to cheat. From the very beginning of the vaccination campaign, it became clear that people freak out before vaccination, and their blood pressure rises. This is fine. AND pressure 160/90 does not require do something with it right now. And even there are European recommendations of cardiologists who say that because of vaccination, nothing needs to be changed with antihypertensive drugs at all. Not before, not after, not during. Because nothing bad happens. Well, if you change something, then something can happen.
That is, if you freak out and get drunk on something before vaccination, then the effect is unpredictable. So don't need it.
Asthma
There Anchu was asked about how long before vaccination to cancel Montelukast or Seretide. Ancha offered to cancel two weeks in advance.
Ancha did not hesitate for a second. They asked her a sly question. In fact, there is no need to cancel at all. So you can die from asthma.
I explain. Seretide contains a basic drug for asthma control, which belongs to inhaled steroids. And Montelukast is also a basic drug for asthma control, but already for oral administration. It is a so-called leukotriene receptor antagonist.
First, neither inhaled steroids nor leukotriene receptor antagonists have any effect on vaccination efficacy.
Moreover, in the American Academy of Allergy, Asthma and Immunology, even a separate publication had exactly the same question. And they also asked about two weeks. And American experts have unequivocally expressed that it will not affect in any way and should not be canceled. One gets the impression that Anche has been quoted by someone on a ready-made American question. To which she answered incorrectly.
Secondly, basic medications mean that asthma is a frequent problem and cannot be treated sporadically. It must be monitored regularly. Because it can suddenly escalate and kill the patient. Or if such an unfortunate person gets infected, then he will be much worse, and the pain will be more severe.
The funny thing is that people who control their asthma less likely to end up in the hospital with the virus. It would be foolish to deprive them of this advantage. So Seretid or Montelukast cannot be interrupted.
Cold feet
Someone's legs get cold under the covers, they ache and do not work well. Ancha, let's immediately advise heating pads and all sorts of venotonic remedies.
What for? People do not stop walking from veins. And their legs usually don't hurt much. And they go in for sports. From sports, this happens to many. And legs from venous insufficiency sooner will be hot.
It doesn't look like a vein, and if it did, then a vascular surgeon is needed first of all.
Cold feet that hurt, interfere with sleep, and prevent you from exercising more closely resemble impaired blood flow in your arteries. This is not a joke. It's worse than veins. Who is needed here? Right! Vascular surgeon. There can be no other advice.
And again I do not have enough to study everything. Were there any other interesting questions?
