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Went for a routine dentist visit the other day at a new dentist and one of the questions of course that is asked is of course "Are you on any medications?" I said no, and the dental hygenist looked like she was astounded. What gives? I get this all of the time, whenever I have to go for a physical, drug test for a new job, etc. How many people here do not chronically take any medications at all?
I think high blood pressure meds may be in my future though, my mother got it when she was around my age and my numbers have been slowly creeping up there.
Does the over 60's count? If so, I've NEVER taken medication other than cold or flu stuff, and the last time would have to be over 20 years ago. When you're in casual employment you don't take time off - you don't work...you don't get paid! You tough it out, it's that simple.
I'm 35 and my wife is 34 and neither of us are on meds.
My dad was in his late 50s/early 60s before he went on meds.
And my mom was in her 50s when her thyroid went and she started taking thyroid meds.
Most of my friends aren't on any medications...except maybe birth control.
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