I agree, @A MyCOPDTeam Member, we have to do what works for us.

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Yes and I'm glad, because I think it's a good medicine.

I take Tylenol for headaches; was given the green light on that some time ago. But have been told not to take Ibuprofen. Told to stay far away from Nsaids. Also agree that blood pressure could cause headaches.

I am currently taking Lisinopril and Amlodipine for my blood pressure @A MyCOPDTeam Member. They both work well for a while and then it starts to go either higher or lower again. I take the two meds at different times of the day, so I don't take them both at once. As far as headaches go, I never get them, but they have told me to take Tylenol if necessary for any aches or pains that might arise. Tylenol has never done a thing for me, but that's what the doc's recommend. I had to have a stent put in my kidney one time and had to lie flat on my back for 8 hours after the surgery. With having osteopenia in my back, that length of time doesn't work for me. They gave me Tylenol for that also and it didn't work then either. Maybe it will work better for you though. I have also heard Ibuprofen works well too, which may be just a different name for Tylenol, I don't know, but you could check it out. It may be from your blood pressure that you are getting headaches? I don't know that for sure either, but it is possible. I wish you good luck with the headaches and blood pressure!
June 8, 2023 5:28 AM

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Hi Danna
Thank you for your Hug , I hope your keeping well and safe
Enjoy your day
Take care
Eric xx