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Mr. lybrate-user, Thanks for the query.
With a BMI of 37.89 kgs/M2 you close grade 3 obesity (morbid obesity). This is the main reason for your high BP and the need for various medications.
Doing half an hour walk and 15 minutes of yoga (?) is not at all enough. You will have to seriously look at reducing at least 5 to 8% of your current weight. With weight reduction your BP will also come down towards the expected level of 130/80 mmHg
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If mycobacterium positive we should first rule out whether it is MDR tb or not and if it is found to be MDR than injectable needs to be given on a daily basis after clinical examination

Your question is difficult one doctor FNAC is not very painful and is a simple one There Might be some potential research tests but not established.

Hi, Lybrate user,
You need ro monitor your weight ,first please.
Any change in maedication be as per advice of your treating physician, please,
Take care.

If liver, kidney, heart tests are normal also see level of serum proteins and urinary microalbumins.

U need to hv proper understanding of disbetes and hypertension.
U need to check your blood sugar levels during that time.
Wats your latest hba1c value.

Your dosage depends on age and weight. If you had started akt according to appropriate dosage according to your weight and age, and now your hepatitis resolved completely, you can restart your earlier dosage.

For reducing wt follow three main things like healthy diet, exercise and brisk walk morning and evening which increase your metabolism. Take high fiber food in your diet. Add more fruits and vegetables in your diet. Add plenty of water. Small and frequent feeding should be included in your diet. Avoid junk and oily food. Contact me for customized diet plan through Lybrate.

Start gaviscon 10 ml after food for five days, take twice a day
after five days see a gastroenterologist.

The symptoms you have described can be due to fluid retention in the body which can have cardiogenic or nephrogenic causes, consult a qualified cardiologist and get appropriate investigations done i.e. 2d echo, treadmill stress test, cardiac enzymes and get the medications modified accordingly.