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Hello lybrate-user,
Thank you for contacting me. In physiotherapy for planter fascitis, ultrasound with stretching is done. Some modification in shoes and inserts can help. If this is not helping her you can go for surgery. Your answers regarding surgery can be given by surgeon. I hope this will help you.
Thank you for contacting me. In physiotherapy for planter fascitis, ultrasound with stretching is done. Some modification in shoes and inserts can help. If this is not helping her you can go for surgery. Your answers regarding surgery can be given by surgeon. I hope this will help you.
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Asked for Female, 31 years old from Ernakulam
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Dear lybrate-user,
None of the anti epileptic drugs are safe to use during pregnancy but are given in patients as the risk of getting seizures gets high. There are certain newer drugs like leveteracitam and Lamotrigine which are safer to use than those you are using and hence you should try to conceive and should consult your neurologist regarding changing the medicines once you conceive.
None of the anti epileptic drugs are safe to use during pregnancy but are given in patients as the risk of getting seizures gets high. There are certain newer drugs like leveteracitam and Lamotrigine which are safer to use than those you are using and hence you should try to conceive and should consult your neurologist regarding changing the medicines once you conceive.
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Asthma, overweight migraine all a re lifestyle diseases which are curable without medicines You have to treat the root cause and not the symptom -Headache alone .Your Dr. Has to treat the reversible causes and triggers for headache first. The cause for the headache may not be in your head it can be due to problems arising elsewhere in the body like Gastric issues, BP ,food sensitivity, Stress, Eye, ENT, problems ,environmental toxins. They can be the cause either alone or in combination.
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Asked for male, 44 years old from Kolkata
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I think there are other issues like obesity along with sleep issues. Obesity can lead to something called as obstructive sleep apnea syndrome (osas). It will not be benefitted by taking these above medications. Kindly consult a physician or psychiatrist and get your sleep evaluated with help of polysomnography (sleep study ). But, as a general measure I would suggest regular exercise / walking to reduce your weight and also practice sleep hygeine. Which you will get on google search. All the bes...more
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Asked for female, 34 years old from Delhi
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Headache can be primary or secondary type. To differentiate between these and subtypes, it is essentisl to know about site of pain, type and duration of pain, associated features and alleviating and aggravating factors. Secondary headaches can be due to eye diseases or brsin diseases like cvt, iih etc. You can upload the details so that we can help you.
Asked for male, 67 years old from Trichy
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Ayurveda system has excellent treatment for this type of illness. Let him also meet a counsellor to overcome suicide thoughts.
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Asked for female, 21 years old from Kolkata
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Dear Lybrate-user,
Yes, you need to see a psychiatrist. Depressions are recurrent and it is possible that you got another episode now when you are undergoing investigation for intracranial hypertension.
Topirol 50 mg is a starting low dose. At the age of 21, I don't expect, feeling low and depressed, may be due to its side effect. However it might have been prescribed arbitrarily for your symptoms before getting a diagnosis. You can stop it, if it is so. Or you can discuss with your doct...more
Yes, you need to see a psychiatrist. Depressions are recurrent and it is possible that you got another episode now when you are undergoing investigation for intracranial hypertension.
Topirol 50 mg is a starting low dose. At the age of 21, I don't expect, feeling low and depressed, may be due to its side effect. However it might have been prescribed arbitrarily for your symptoms before getting a diagnosis. You can stop it, if it is so. Or you can discuss with your doct...more
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