I READ UR DETAILS ..YOU DO TEST CPK -MB,TRIP I, ECHO,
AND TAKE MEDICINES AS..
TAB. CLOPIDROGAL 1hs,
tab. atorvas 10 mg hs
tab.ecosprin 75 1hs.
for gb stone tab.udilive 300 mg 1bd after meal.
do test cpk mb,trip i,
go morning walk,take low salt diet,low fat diet.

reduce salt intake, diet intake, oily and fried, fast food, drink 3-4 litre of water daily, do regular exercise, it will help. thanks

Hello. Stroke patients have to be given good nursing care. If she's bedridden, her position is to be changed daily from one side to the other. Proper and daily physiotherapy. You should check her back and gluteal region for bedsores or peeling of skin. If she has developed bedsores she needs daily dressing. Do not stop blood thinners like tab ecosprin and clopitab whichever she's taking without consuting the physician. She needs a good protien diet to help her improve power.

You should take your medicines continues.
Avoid bad habits.
Avoid fast food/fat/oily, salty foods. Coffee, smoking, alcohol intake. Non-veg, take whole grain, oats, green veg, plenty of water in day time, 1 glass of water at night before bed.

i m recommending you an following remedy which will surely help you
Natural home remedy using asparagus powder and milk:
1. Take 2 tsp Indian asparagus powder
2. Add 1 cup milk
3. Boil the mixture for 10 min
4. Drink 2 times every day
this is very helpful, if it dosent work then you must consult ayurvedic doctor.

Hi, u r diabetic and over weight 100 kgs , bcz of above u mostly have venous incompetence in legs , so u need to be investigated doppler ultra sound etc. Reduce ut weight , do walk , leg elevation , use leg stockings, consult vascular surgron.

Yes it is better to stop that drug before surgery. No need to stop the drug if the surgery is done under topical anaesthesia and clear corneal incision for Phacoemulsification.

U can take prostrate drop 10 drop 3 times a day & u hv multiple other problems like HT & joint pain u can also get best result in it. For that u hv to take your constitutional medicine give by consultant homoeopath.

Mr. Lybrate-user, your diabetes is totally uncontrolled, which really bad. As it can lead to a series of lonterm complications in relation with eye (retinopathy), kidney (nephropathy), peripheral neuropathy, problems with blood supply to lower limbs and coronary artery disease. You need to make special effort to bring sugar levels rapidly under control. You may need to shift to insulin injections right away, because looking at blood sugar levels it appears your beta cell reserve is almost nil. S...more

yes dear u have to continue tablet clopitab...unfortunately there is no alternate than angioplasty at this stage