Tonact-Tg Tablet Side Effect

Hello lybrate-user common adverse effects of anti cholesterol drugs can vary from muscle pains, increase in liver enzyme, dyspepsia etc. But the symptoms mentioned above indicates that she is suffering with acute febrile illness, which may not be because of the above drugs, she needs to be evaluated further to identify the causes of fever. Pls consult a physician and take appropriate treatment. Thank you.

Dear lybrate-user I am really sorry your father is going through such a trauma I suggest you to check blood sugar level and consult a doctor he my need insulin for the post craniotomy heal and out come of the disease.

Your father's problem of gas, burning and tingling sensation in hands and legs.This may have developed over a period of time. Very effective treatment is available in homoeopathy for this chronic problem. Homeopathic treatment is painless and safe. No side effects. You need comprehensive treatment and it takes some time. Please start taking homeopathic medicine, preliminary dose, Arsenic album 200-once daily in the morning for 5 days. Consult me through “Lybrate text consult” for further more comprehensive prescription and treatment.Rs 149/

Your father's problem of gas, burning and tingling sensation in hands and legs.This may have developed over a period of time. Very effective treatment is available in homoeopathy for this chronic problem. Homeopathic treatment is painless and safe. No side effects. You need comprehensive treatment and it takes some time. Please start taking homeopathic medicine, preliminary dose, Arsenic album 200-once daily in the morning for 5 days. Consult me through “Lybrate text consult” for further more comprehensive prescription and treatment.Rs 149/

These are very safe medicines. Very few patients have side effects with these medicines. If you feel anything, you can discuss with your doctor.

EZ is a medicine with very little positive health benefits, probably should never be taken. And tonact is for blockage patients, very rarely beneficial for any other case. Rethink why you are taking medicines for long periods without proof of benefits. For more information please discuss on phone Atorlip ez and tonact 3rd are interchangeable.

Yes it is good for him.& it will affect the blood pressure mildly. But. In general every patient who has a significant blockage in the heart or has a history of heart attack should be on at least 4 types of medications 1) antiplatelets which increase the clotting time of blood and decrease chances of future heart attacks and Re-stenosis of the stent. Initially you are kept on two types of antiplatelets and depending upon your disease and your progress your then shifted to single antiplatelet after 6 months or 1 year.  Eg: ecosprin, clopidogrel, Prasugrel, brillianta 2) Statins - are cholesterol lowering medications which are supposed to again prevent future heart attacks.  Eg. Tonact / atorvas 3) ARB / ACE Inhibitors - which help decreasing pressure on the heart and prevents remodeling injuries. Eg. Cardace / telma 4) Beta Blockers - They decrease the heart rate thereby reducing the work load on the heart and decrease BP also.  eg. Atenolol / Betaloc / metolar /bisoprolol usually all post angioplasty patients are kept on at least these 4 types of medications and depending upon the side effects and contraindications of medications are changed and slowly over period of time the dosage of these medications are decreased depending upon the recovery Get back to me with the reports for a detailed consultation.  

Yes it will In general every patient who has a significant blockage in the heart or has a history of heart attack should be on at least 4 types of medications 1) antiplatelets which increase the clotting time of blood and decrease chances of future heart attacks and Re-stenosis of the stent. Initially you are kept on two types of antiplatelets and depending upon your disease and your progress your then shifted to single antiplatelet after 6 months or 1 year.  Eg: ecosprin, clopidogrel, Prasugrel, brillianta 2) Statins - are cholesterol lowering medications which are supposed to again prevent future heart attacks.  Eg. Tonact / atorvas 3) ARB / ACE Inhibitors - which help decreasing pressure on the heart and prevents remodeling injuries. Eg. Cardace / telma 4) Beta Blockers - They decrease the heart rate thereby reducing the work load on the heart and decrease BP also.  eg. Atenolol / Betaloc / metolar  usually all post angioplasty patients are kept on at least these 4 types of medications and depending upon the side effects and contraindications of medications are changed and slowly over period of time the dosage of these medications are decreased depending upon the recovery Get back to me with the reports for a detailed consultation.   Watch these simple explanatory videos for underlying the problem. Copy the link address to your browser 1) Chest pain 2) Heart failure 3) Three things to do in chest pain 4) Difference between heart attack and heart blocks vs heart failure Subscribe My channel on YouTube for detailed explanation about you  health  concerns (FREE OF COST) & do share your feedback on the below link. Your opinion is valuable.

In general every patient who has a significant blockage in the heart or has a history of heart attack should be on at least 4 types of medications 1) antiplatelets which increase the clotting time of blood and decrease chances of future heart attacks and Re-stenosis of the stent. Initially you are kept on two types of antiplatelets and depending upon your disease and your progress your then shifted to single antiplatelet after 6 months or 1 year.  Eg: ecosprin, clopidogrel, Prasugrel, brillianta 2) Statins - are cholesterol lowering medications which are supposed to again prevent future heart attacks.  Eg. Tonact / atorvas 3) ARB / ACE Inhibitors - which help decreasing pressure on the heart and prevents remodeling injuries. Eg. Cardace / telma 4) Beta Blockers - They decrease the heart rate thereby reducing the work load on the heart and decrease BP also.  eg. Atenolol / Betaloc / metolar /bisoprolol or Ivabradine usually all post angioplasty patients are kept on at least these 4 types of medications and depending upon the side effects and contraindications of medications are changed and slowly over period of time the dosage of these medications are decreased depending upon the recovery Get back to me with the reports for a detailed consultation.  

Tonact should be used by patients of blockages, rarely for any other reasons. TG has no use for heart, it is rarely required, mainly when there is risk of pancreatitis. Suggest you discuss his health on phone, unnecessary medicines can be harmful, specially if taken long term.