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Hello all and happy Easter! Just need Lil help, I’ve been reading up we’re magnesium helps, I take beta blocker and blood thinners, I also take aspirin, lexapro in morning with blood thinner and half of beta blocker, evening I take blood thinner and other half of beta blocker and before bed seziure med smh I know it’s a lot!! Guess my question is when will be good time to take magnesium? Thanks
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jx41870 Bigmarlon34
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patrick45945 Bigmarlon34
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Also, FWIW, I took 81 mg aspirin for many years as well as fish oil and saw palmetto until I started blood thinners (Pradaxa) after my cardioversion at which time I was advised by my cardiologist (EP), primary care physician and pharmacist to stop taking all three as it increased bleed risk with blood thinner.
You may want to check with your care providers about the aspirin with your blood thinner.
Regards,
Patrick
sarah88339 Bigmarlon34
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take magnesium taurate in the morning after breakfast
terence68672 Bigmarlon34
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Hello mate,
I'm wondering why you're called Bigmarlon, weight, height or both?
Weight is relevant of course. And you can become slim; :-)
Bigmarlon34 terence68672
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pauline31919 Bigmarlon34
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I was told by my cardiologist not to take magnesium! I'm on metoprolol and Pradaxa, also Citalopram an anti depressant for anxiety, cased by this damn a.fib! Best check first. I'm disappointed as I've heard it's very necessary for us folk.
diana95576 pauline31919
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pauline31919 diana95576
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Hi Diana, I wasn't taking it, but asked him if I should consider it and he said No! I'm still always considering should I try, but a bit scared. Next time I see him I'll ask him. All the best.
patrick45945 pauline31919
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jx41870 patrick45945
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I've heard that it is better to get potassium naturally, from fruits and vegetables. But magnesium, and taurine, I've taken both and recommend them.
diana95576 pauline31919
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pauline31919 diana95576
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He didn't say Diana, I also asked my GP and he said if the consultant said no, then take his advice. I will ask him him when I see him on my next appt. what type of magnesium would you recommend, and at what strength? All the best to you
pauline31919 jx41870
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What meds are you on, and what type of magnesium would you recommend and at what strength? I'd like to give it a try. What benefits are you finding?
pauline31919 patrick45945
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Thank you for that info Patrick, my son will have to try that as he suffers with terrible tinnitus. What's the best way to get those three?
diana95576 pauline31919
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patrick45945 pauline31919
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You’re welcome, Pauline! You can also go to drugs.com and check for interactions, side effects, etc. My insurance company Florida Blue also provides free drug counseling over the phone with a Doctor of Pharmacy which I found most helpful. I just told her all the medications and supplements I was taking and she checked for interactions and sent me a full report. My primary physician and cardiologist (EP) supported all of her recommendations.
Lastly, to answer your question, I get magnesium, potassium and taurine supplements at the local health food store. Since they are not prescriptions, you can also get them online.
Good luck!
Patrick