Losar 25 MG Tablet Health Feed

You have erectile dysfunction and it is common as age advances above 50 years and you need to be calm and keep trying and there are some medicines based on your medical history like diabetes and hypertension, You can consult me by this site

All medicines have potential of side effects including herbal, ayurvedic and homeopathic.
Usually the medicines are required life long. You can try tapering off the medicines very slowly under doctors guidance.

Mr. Lybrate-user nath, it appears that present anti - diabetes treatment is not adequate. There needs to be an additional drug or total change of therapy. Plus you also have grade 1 obesity with 30.67 kgs/m2 bmi, which also contributes to high blood glucose. Any operative procedure is under taken only when blood glucose is below 200 mg/100 ml. You have not mentioned bp reading. Are you doing regular exercise like walking for at least 1 hour a day and some muscle strengthening activity daily? in ...more

You can take osar 25 twice a day and levothyroxine early morning before any food is taken and do not take milk with it. Gabapentin can be taken anytime and pantoprazole half an hour before breakfast.

Stop taking if a particular item is not suiting you. Better to avoid alcoholic beverages for your future wellbeing.

Salt restriction with regular walk, low cholestrol diet, regular check up will keep her blood pressure within limit.

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Yes you can. Confido is a drug prescribed for male patients who are suffering from sexual dysfunction. The drug is known to increase the sperm count and optimize testosterone levels, which in turn helps to treat the erectile dysfunction problem.

If diastolic is always below 80 and systolic rises to 150 on most of the evenings then recheck after 15 minutes of rest. If still above 140 then add Tab. Amlong 2.5 in the evening around 6 pm.
As for your second question. All three drugs are almost same on action potency and lil different in side effects. So doesn't matter which one you take until your kidneys are fine.

She requires change a slight change in medications, a combination of medications, hopefully she may have already had echo, ecg, kidney function tests etc to find any causes that may be leading to this hypertension. Also please ensure she is taking lifestyle measures like salt control in diet, daily 30 mins of walking and eating a healthy diet (you can take detailed diet precautions for the same)

Measure BP once every month even if you stop taking medicines. It usually goes up few months after stopping medicines.