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DIAMOX

    Diamox is a drug used primarily for treatment of conditions like acute altitude sickness, glaucoma, , and certain kinds of seizures. It is also recommended for patients with congestive heart failure, to reduce edema. The drug is available in the form of 125mg and 250mg tablets and 500mg capsules. The recommended dose is taking one capsule each, two times in a day. The medication may cause side effects like drowsiness, loss of appetite, frequent urination, nausea, diarrhoea and vomiting. Breastfeeding women are advised to avoid this drug.
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Dentist•Gwalior
Hi sir, for your kind information meniere`s disease is the triad of tinnitus, vertigo and sensorineural hearing loss with aural fullness. If your are suffering from these symptoms then also add some medicine with vertin
1. Diuretic medicine such as diamox.
2. Reduced salt intake as much as posssible and
3. Also reduce water intake
after consulting with your doctor. For better diagnosis and management send me the report/ investigations. Thanks.
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Sir/mam my grandpa is suffering from neovascular glaucoma with cornea edema secondary to old CRVO .He is not able to see anything from his left eye since last 2 months his pressure is 44mmHg(icare) different doctor have given different suggestions 1st)) doc lotim B,dorzox,soline,Tab diamox,refresh liquigel,travatan and after getting treatment for 1and 1/2 month they suggested inject avastin to reduce the pressure and operate after all these they r not sure whether he will be able to see again. 2nd)doctor suggested that avastin wont work and he wont be able to see anything as he needs to be operated for reducing the pressure as these tablets cannot be used for long time after getting operated his pain and pressure will reduce but still he wont be able to see anything.And after that laser 3rd)doctor suggested that inj mannitol 100ml Iv*3 daily one and avastin but still he is not sure 4th) doc suggested that he wont be able to handle this and suggested for retina specialist he might be able to solve the issue .please help

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Ophthalmologist•Chennai
It seems that your grandpa is suffering from a painful blind eye due to end stage neovascular glaucoma. At this stage, the treatment options are only to make the patient comfortable and prevent pain . Visual recovery is very very unlikely. He can try diode CPC as an option to reduce pressure. In case even that does not work, the removal of that eye might be the only possible solution
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