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Doc Ikey and Doc Lee helping us discuss the complications of hypertension to the members of the community. The two of them have been pretty much enthusiastic in helping us in our program implementation. They have also been in touch regarding patients that may need collaborative care. In our pocket seminars which will be done per sitio, we really want to clear up those misconceptions/wrongdoings such as: If you’re hot-headed, you have high blood. You can give your anti-hypertensive medication to a neighbor who’s experiencing symptoms. You can revert back to your old medication if you didn’t like the new drug your doctor prescribed. Avoiding fatty and salty foods, and yet enjoying glorious amounts of soy sauce and fish sauce as condiments. Being religious to one’s medication schedule, and yet not doing any changes in one’s unhealthy lifestyle. I hope these things will help them see hypertension as a more serious condition than they have thought of.

Doc Ikey and Doc Lee helping us discuss the complications of hypertension to the members of the community. The two of them have been pretty much enthusiastic in helping us in our program implementation. They have also been in touch regarding patients that may need collaborative care.

In our pocket seminars which will be done per sitio, we really want to clear up those misconceptions/wrongdoings such as:

  • If you’re hot-headed, you have high blood.
  • You can give your anti-hypertensive medication to a neighbor who’s experiencing symptoms.
  • You can revert back to your old medication if you didn’t like the new drug your doctor prescribed.
  • Avoiding fatty and salty foods, and yet enjoying glorious amounts of soy sauce and fish sauce as condiments.
  • Being religious to one’s medication schedule, and yet not doing any changes in one’s unhealthy lifestyle.

I hope these things will help them see hypertension as a more serious condition than they have thought of.

  1. jraymags reblogged this from estipen and added:
    Capili at si Ikey Campos nasa Community. hehe!
  2. piewunderkind said: If you’re hot-headed, you have high blood. CRAP.
  3. estipen posted this