Pletoz 50mg Tablet Health Feed

U suffer from PVD (peripheral vascular disease).. if ure having claudication, which means pain on walking, then u need to undergo peripheral angio (PAG) to check the status of the stent and redo stenting or PABG
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Headache could be side effect of this medicine.
U stop this medice
take evion400 mg daily for 1 month
tab zerodol cr once for 7 days after meals.

Aap leg ka fir de doppler karayen. New blockages dekhne me liye
bp medication physician se mil kar adjust karen apne bp aur other profile ke hisaab se.

Hi, lybrate user ,
You need to monitor your weight ,first.
Your diet be easily digestible on time to check gastric disorder .
Tk, homoeopathic medicine , underlying :
@ Rhus tox 30ch -5 drops, thrice.
Avoid ,junk food, alcohol and Nicotine.
Tk,care.

It is not clear from your question if the blockage was in the arteries or veins. And what kind of valve was put in. Smoking is very dangerous for this type of problems. So immediately give up smoking. As for as medicines are concerned one can comment only after knowing the details of the treatment.

You have intermittent claudication and the treatment is to improve the vascular supply by lifestyle changes like stopping smoking and doing mild exercises like walking. The mainstays of therapy for ic are a risk-factor modification, exercise, and antiplatelet therapy. If these prove inadequate, treatment with pentoxifylline or cilostazol may be reasonable. Intermittent claudication (ic) is a condition that is caused by ischemia of the leg muscles.

Optimal blood supply is needed for all body parts to function at their best possible levels. Diseases that affect the blood flow and blood supply cause problems, especially in the target organs. Claudication, which is cramping of the muscles of the legs and arms, especially during exercise, is one such problem.

It is not a disease per se but a symptom of an underlying disease, most common being a peripheral arterial disease. It does not occur constantly, but is intermittent, which worse...more