Tonact 20 MG Tablet Health Feed

Dear lybrate-user as I can see your obese and also suffering from dyslipidemia, I would suggest you to do regular exercise along with strict diet control. I would suggest you to take the medication which is being prescribed once you follow all the instruction you may not need it for lifetime.

These medications are taken daily once at bedtime and if cholesterol levels are normal we can stop these mediction with regular lipid level monitoring send your latest lipid profile report.

Would suggest that you use an ASCVD risk calculator available online. Take it from there according to your risk profile as per ten year risk.

Yes, by Allopathic view treatment is correct. But I will suggest you some Homoeopathic heart tonic which strength arteries & heart muscles

Hi lybrate-user, as you say she was having st elevation and started on atorva and clopidogrel and afternoon 2 months st normal.
I would like to know the presentation at time of first ecg 2 months ago.
Would be better if you send me her both ecg / echo if done
also would like to know her risk factor before I advice you further management.

Exercise daily for 40-45 mins. Avoid taking caffeine, smoking or salt rich food like pickles, papads, namkeens, chips etc and continue with your medications.

Dear Lybrateuser, - The pain if not controlled by medication will require further investigation & your treating cardiologist would decide if she requires angioplasty or bypass - she should follow a heart healthy diet with more of fibrous food like vegetables & fruits, whole grains, beans, legumes, nuts
- she should be regular in her exercise schedule as given by the doctor.

It is platelet aghregation inhibitor. You can use clopidogril also instead of it. Discuss with your doctor.

You can stop your medicine after adv. from your consent Dr.But first you start Sy. Cardorium plus.10.Ml.B.D..or you may mailto me...ayudrdinesh@gmail.com.

Mr Gopalkrishnan, Thanks for the query.
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