Rozuprex 20 MG Tablet Health Feed

Yes please continue both clopidogrel and ascard 75 mg. These are blood thinners required lifelong after cabg surgery. If discontinued then the risk of graft blockage is high.

Avoid high protein diet avoid oily spicy foods go for walks regularly do yoga and pranayam regularly take salads and fruits more take following homeopath medication cholesterinum
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2 tabs three times a day urtica urens q 20 drops in 50 ml water three times a day all for 3 to 6 weeks.

Hi lybrate-user. Fasting sugar levels 215 is an indication of diabetes mellitus. Would like to know the post meal and hba1c levels also. Plus if you are hypertensive and having high lipid levels it puts you at risk of many complications like cardiovascular problems, nervous system related issues eye and kidney related problems as well if these go untreated. So it is highly crucial for you to manage your blood sugar levels along with blood pressure and lipid profile. Periodic eye examinations kid...more

Better take homoeopathic treatment.
As after stopping rosuvastatin the levels will come back to previous again.
And do regular diet and exercise.

From what I studied I found no major interaction between Vitamin C and the aforementioned drugs your Husband is taking.However please consult your treating Doctor for further guidance.

Your blood cholesterol has nothing to do with your diet cholesterol. Actually Statin drugs have a lot of side effects. Change your lifestyle and eating habits your lipid profile will get better. Take a coenzyme q10 with novastat. Also some tips how to lead a healthy lifestyle.
1. Exercise at least 5 times per week
2. Eat whole/unprocessed foods at regular intervals, while being aware of physical hunger/fullness cues
3. Sleep 7-9 hours per night
4. Don’t engage in extreme dietsmore

All medicines please stop in which you can take tab triglimiprex 1 1/2 tab b. I. D, and cap pregabanyl 1 cap at bed time, after my medication you can enjoy all types of food included sweets, potatoes, rice etc. And enjoy your life.

Hello, Thanks for the query.
Your ACR seems fine. Please mention your serum creatinine (mg/100 ml) and urea concentration to calculate eGFR. Also mention the fasting, PP glucose levels and HbA1c%. Plus give following details : dietary pattern, extent of daily exercise being done, lipid profile, weight and height. On going through all the parameters I will be able to give specific comments. Thanks.

Get a Holter monitoring test done which records you each every heart beat for continuous 24 hours. But consult a Cardiologist preferably.

Hi lybrate-user
I understand that you are a diabetic on regular medication and your average blood glucose has been well controlled.
However if you have provided complete information and there is no other reason, you have an element of diabetic neuropathy developing in your case.
Now, the full workup would include a detailed clinical history of yours, in order to rule out any other cause of your symptoms so as to proceed with the treatment.
Bottomline is that diabetic patients in ...more