Febustat 40 MG Tablet Health Feed

For acute exacerbations take nsaid's. Febustat is only for reducing uric acid level and takes many weeks for it to act.

The gall stones are in no way related to the prostate. It is better to treat silent gall stones when they are silent and not during an acute attack. This is done laparoscopically. The prostate needs to be investigated in detail. I do lap choley and TUR prostate together at one sittingif the patient is fit as it avoids another operation. Both procedures are minimally invasive

Your medications are correct. Apply ice to the joints. Give rest. Increase water intake. Along with low purine diet. Check your uric acid levels again after 15 days. If they have decreased, you are on correct path. Continue same. You will be normal in a month.

continue present medicine amlozaar-h.

check BP once every month on fixed dates after resting for ten minutes.

febustst may not be beneficial at this stage, take second opinion

Avoid protein diets,bad habits , 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.
Take tab. Zyloric 100 mg once a day. Tab. Bencid 500 mg once a day. tab. naproxen 500 mg sos.

Please do HbA1C n contact. S. Peptidase. Any history of Diabetes from Mother or Father's side. Post lunch sugar is low so you may b prediabetic.

Hi dear eat more vegetables and whole fruits, multigrains, sprouts, drink plenty of water and exercise daily
A homeopathic constitutional treatment will give you a permanent cure naturally
You can easily take an online consultation for further treatment guidance
Medicines will reach you via courier services

Hi Lybrate user. Crp is normal. Fbs is 111 this is a pre-diabetes. So lifestyle modification and diet modification required. No medicine is required for this. Thank you.

Usg to know obstruction secondary to prostate hypertrophy if so minimal invasive surgery for prostate gives quality of life.

Stop the roseday F. Roseday is needed AFTER heart attacks, and F should be prescribed in very rare cases, although it is very commonly used. You are getting into health problem of gout, so your present focus should not be on diseases you don't have. You should understand medicines that you have agreed to take long term without any disease. Don't make your health the responsibility of a Dr, it is your responsibility too.