Atorvastatin Health Feed

Avoid cholesterol medicines unless you have already suffered heart attack.
Other medicines ok, if you wish to reduce pills, discuss about telmisartan and amlodipine combination pill with your Dr, it will control BP with single tablet.

Metolar affects sleep. It is mostly avoided for asthma patients. You are taking a very small dose, but it can be discussed with your Dr. Losing weight, sometimes Drs check the thyroid in such complaints. Best wishes.

Atorlip 20 is not medicine for BP, it is given for high cholesterol. Please consult a Physician near you to get him properly treated.

Xigduo is different from galvusmet and tenlimac. Different group of medicine. However, those drugs are good for diabetes control without much hypoglycemia.

All cardiac patients need routine cardiac checkup with comprehensive heart checkup including ecg and 2d echo on at least yearly basis. You should be vigilant about your health and follow up with cardiologist at least at 6 monthly interval.

Consult your cardiologist who'll give detailed instructions regarding stopping n restarting of your certain daily medicines before n after surgery. Additionally you'll b given antibiotics too. However oral prophylaxis is mandatory before you undergo cardiac surgeries. Take cardiologist written consent before you visit dentist for any dental procedures. Regards.

You need to focus on your lifestyle with changes in eating pattern and physical activity. It is difficult to spell out a Diet Chart here as it should be prepared in a customized manner for every individual. If you aren't losing weight with general dietary changes, you ought to take professional qualified Dietitian's help who specializes in Post Menopausal weight loss. You can contact me for the same. Some basic weight loss guidelines are here-
Diet plays 80 % role in a weight loss regime and...more

Need to modify your bp medicines. And sugar control. Get fasting and post meal sugar done. I need further clinical details from you. Consult online directly for further advice.

Dear , all these medicines have their side effects, therefore it is very important that you should see a cardiologist.

Please post your lipid reports off medicines, for definite opinion. Generally, long term medicines for triglycerides are rarely needed.