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Zocef 250 MG Tablet Health Feed

Asked for male, 43 years old from Dindigul
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DHMS (Diploma in Homeopathic Medicine an...read more

Homeopath•Hyderabad
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Hpv infection is a viral infection that commonly causes skin or mucous membrane growths (warts. This can be treated effectively by homeopathy. Please take homeopathic medicine thuja 30- 3 times daily for 7 days. If you wish, contact me through Lybrate for further pvt consultation.
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General Physician•Amritsar
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Hi lybrate-user, thanks for posting your question.
First thing I want to know about your pregnancy status as chioce of drugs depends upon this.
2. Type of pain, and any specific area of pain 3. Any relation with the food
4.any tests avialable to share.
If you want you can contact me for private consultation if you donot want to disclose on this platform.
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Asked for female, 3 years old from Delhi
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Cardiologist•Alappuzha
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The loose motion is the effect of monocef or the zocef and is not dangerous. You can continue the medicine along with darolac and ors and breastfeeding. Never in your child's life give bottle feeding and give only break fast and spoon feeding.
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Pulmonologist•Faridabad
If yellow sputum with fever then can take furobid 500/twice/day with meal for 5 days. For feeling like puncturing during exhalation and no problem during inhalation can be normal thing. Consult a pulmonologist.
Asked for male, 35 years old from Kolkata
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My father had a CABG on Mar 28, 2016. After keeping him in CTVS followed by HDU for 4 days doctors shifted him to his general ward. Since Mar 31, 2016 he was complaining that he was not able to remember anything. He forgot names of every family member and friends except one or two people who are not extremely close. He even forgot his own name as well. Doctors found yesterday that he got a blood clot in his left tempro -parietal lobe of the brain which had caused a stroke. This was definitely post CABG because before am operation too he had a CT scan where no such clot was evident. Now the doctors have given him the following medicines: Atova 20mg, diplate A-120, cetil 500mg, paracetamol, ditallox 12.5mg, insulin 6 units in morning, 8 units in afternoon and 6 units in the night. My father already had a mild stroke before in August 2012; that time his homocysteine level in sera was found to be 114 for which the doctor gave folic acid tablets as medicine. Rest a Carotid Doppler found minor plaques. Rest all tests were good. Now in this condition I am almost clueless what to do next? Please help.

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General Physician•Delhi
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It is not even 1 month when your father had a cabg. He has a history of a mild stroke in past and causes of stroke and heart attack are same, so is the prevention after a warning in the form of anginal pain or a mini stroke, he is a diabetic too, controlled on insulin. Sometimes medicines belonging to opiate group are given post operatively for bone pain, this does affect the memory and it is a temporary change, doctors shift to other pain killers like it has been the case - he is being given pa...more
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