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| * Question everything and ask your advocate to take notes. | * Question everything and ask your advocate to take notes. | ||
| * If you have sarcoidosis and oxygen is not offered and you are short of breath, ask for it. (Assure the doctor oxygen is appropriate to treat sarcoidosis.) | * If you have sarcoidosis and oxygen is not offered and you are short of breath, ask for it. (Assure the doctor oxygen is appropriate to treat sarcoidosis.) | ||
| - | * If you need a [[home: | + | * If you need a [[home: |
| * Refuse all [[home: | * Refuse all [[home: | ||
| * Insist on increasing the olmesartan (Benicar) blockade by taking 40mg orally every 3-4 hours and 20mg sublingually (dissolved under the tongue) with each oral dose. | * Insist on increasing the olmesartan (Benicar) blockade by taking 40mg orally every 3-4 hours and 20mg sublingually (dissolved under the tongue) with each oral dose. | ||
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