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Masnmo

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missed meds after kidney transplant Posted: 09-27-08 21:41pm


I don't know how it happened that I missed my morning meds, but my pill box proves that I did. I went ahead and took my regular evening dose. But it's the weekend and I can't call my post transplant coordinator or doctors. Has anyone had this happen? What happened to you? It's been 8 weeks since my transplant and so far everything has been excellent.

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Hi Posted: 10-05-08 14:46pm


Welcome to e-health. I hope you were able to get an answer from your Dr. Congrats on the outcome of your transplant. Hope you are still doing well.

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