Out of interest, what do they call borderline and spike in the US?
My BP cam edown a big chunk after IO lost weight, but not down to the optimum 120/60 or something.
Good luck with the bifocals, I tried varifocals but they drove me mad. I either use distance glasses paired with some limited vari's - ie read a book to view a monitor range (I can love with the optical oddities caused by my severe astigmatism).
Or, I just use distance glasses only - then squint, curse and swear a lot.
Wait until you reach another 12 years like me - then maybe you'll have cause to grouse...
On a not-terribly-related topic, I've decided definitely not to have a PSA test - at all - unless frank symptoms develop.
It doesn't run in my family and the more papers I read, the more convinced I become that is a bad plan due to a large number of false positives. Are they a standard test in the US?
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Date: 2010-12-11 09:33 pm (UTC)My BP cam edown a big chunk after IO lost weight, but not down to the optimum 120/60 or something.
Good luck with the bifocals, I tried varifocals but they drove me mad. I either use distance glasses paired with some limited vari's - ie read a book to view a monitor range (I can love with the optical oddities caused by my severe astigmatism).
Or, I just use distance glasses only - then squint, curse and swear a lot.
Wait until you reach another 12 years like me - then maybe you'll have cause to grouse...
On a not-terribly-related topic, I've decided definitely not to have a PSA test - at all - unless frank symptoms develop.
It doesn't run in my family and the more papers I read, the more convinced I become that is a bad plan due to a large number of false positives. Are they a standard test in the US?