Hi CB and all others who have tried to help! I do appreciate it so much.

He is now on at least NINE prescriptions.

They are scary and they do have side effects.

He has kind of 'lost his mind", can no longer add, subtract, does not know
how old I am, cna't tell time, you name it....plus hallucinations.

He's no longer on  morphinne related pain killers so it's something else
that's doing this,.

How can I find a cardiologist that does not prescribe so MANY drugs? It's
insane. He's on blood thinners, (plural) blood pressure meds, Lipitor,
diuretics, you name it.

He's on enough meds to kill a horse!

Thanks you guys

Best,
Mary


>1) Watch his meds (as prescribed, given in the hospital, filled at the
>pharmacists, and taken at home) like a hawk. Read up on anything and
>everything they suggest giving him, and if anything odd starts happening,
>look to the most recent prescription change as a possible reason. Modern
>meds do a lot, especially in combination, and not all good. It may take a
>few searches on www.Google.com ... but it's probably not a bad idea to plug
>in the name of every med he's on as well as "adverse reaction" into the
>search box, and read up, especially on patient's message boards, about what
>real-world experiences are. There are some wonderful docs out there but also
>the rate of drug mistakes if awful (seen this lots of times firsthand), and
>of drug interactions too. (Remember no modern meds are Paleo! I'm not
>suggesting doing without them against MD's advice, but using caution too.)
>