Volibo 0.3Mg Tablet Md Health Feed

These medicines are prescribed for different ailments like for diabetes-xilia M2,ppg met,janumet.For high cholesterol atorsave.For high BP tazloc ct.
If you can control your cholesterol by avoiding saturated fats,red meat,transfats and by doing regular exercise the atorsave may be stopped.
Sugar meficines can be reduced if you stick to strict diabetic diet,exercise regularly and maintain ideal bodyweight.
For Bp there is only one medicine.

Your sugar levels still marginally high with Tenepride M. All the medicines are OK. We can add one aantidiabetic ti the current regimen for better control.

Hello, Thanks for the query.
I have seen the details given. The glucose levels mentioned are too low and pretty dangerous. There is a need to reduce one of the drugs being taken. If the patient is 74 years old, then Glibeclamide (Glynase) needs to be discontinued as it has very long duration of action (over 16 hours) hence in older persons it tends to cause severe hypoglycemia. So please discontinue that and then after a week check the FBG & PP glucose. If you have any questions please do ...more

Do pranayam.+. Yog.+ take diabetic juice. 20 ml. Twice a day.+. Jivitprdavati. 2 tabs. 3 times a day. My whats app no. Is. 9825129124.

Hello,
Once diabetic u need to continue with the medicines for all.
You should maintain anti diabetics norms,
*going for brisk walk in d morning.* meditation,* digestive diet*
Swimming, gardening* avoid, junk food,direct sweets
all d best.

Any inflammation of the tissue cpk level rises. You have conditions of artery block &diabetes that is enough for rise in cpk.

As per your sugar levels we need to start with insulin injections and take diabetic diet and exercise regularly.

Hi I can understand your problem.
*take rest
*increase fluid intake
*gently stretch or massage your leg muscle.
* apply heat to tight muscles or cold to tender muscles. * there are various treatment options in physiotherapy which depends on your health and severity of your symptoms.
Kindly reply for private consultation to discuss detailed treatment plan.
Wishing you good health.

You should follow diabetic diet and exercise daily for at least half an hour.

Dr surbhi agrawal consultant physician and diabetologist

Normal heart rate is 60-100. Your heart rate is slightly higher but that can be normal variation of heart rate and you don't have to worry just because one reading is high. If you are too concerned and since you are a diabetic you can get a basic cardiac evaluation done under a cardiologist which should include lipid profile, ECG, echo and TMT. Your BP is high and requires management with lifestyle changes and medications. For which you can be guided by a cardiologist after baseline evaluation. ...more