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Question: Dear Dr
My mother has following ailments
A Diabetes 2. Since 10 years
B. BP. 20 years
C. Nerve pain goes in left leg since 2 years
D. High triglycerides
Medication.
Morning
1. Galvusmet 50/850
2. Serc 8mg for vertigo
3. Triforge 5/160/12.5
4. Zeegap 50mg
5. Mecobalamin 500
6. Fenoget 67mg
7. Nexum 40mg
8. Sangobion
Night
1. Lipiget 10mg
2. Triforge 5/160/12.5
3. Zeegap 50mg
4. Mecobalamin 500
The above medication has randomly been prescribed by different doctors.
Her weight is 230lb. She is not exercising due to leg pain. And neither dieting.
Grateful if you can advise on medication. Attaching sugar and Lipid profiles.
Grateful
My mother has following ailments
A Diabetes 2. Since 10 years
B. BP. 20 years
C. Nerve pain goes in left leg since 2 years
D. High triglycerides
Medication.
Morning
1. Galvusmet 50/850
2. Serc 8mg for vertigo
3. Triforge 5/160/12.5
4. Zeegap 50mg
5. Mecobalamin 500
6. Fenoget 67mg
7. Nexum 40mg
8. Sangobion
Night
1. Lipiget 10mg
2. Triforge 5/160/12.5
3. Zeegap 50mg
4. Mecobalamin 500
The above medication has randomly been prescribed by different doctors.
Her weight is 230lb. She is not exercising due to leg pain. And neither dieting.
Grateful if you can advise on medication. Attaching sugar and Lipid profiles.
Grateful
Brief Answer:
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Detailed Answer:
Hi,
Sugar is under control , so continue same medicine.
Triglycerides slightly raised , so stop old medicine for cholesterol and start
Rosuvastatin 20 and fenofibrate 145
Rest continue same treatment.
There is infection in urine.
So get culture sensitivity urine done ,to confirm the bacteria causing infection, and review with report.
I hope your query clear now.
Thank you.
Please see detail answer
Detailed Answer:
Hi,
Sugar is under control , so continue same medicine.
Triglycerides slightly raised , so stop old medicine for cholesterol and start
Rosuvastatin 20 and fenofibrate 145
Rest continue same treatment.
There is infection in urine.
So get culture sensitivity urine done ,to confirm the bacteria causing infection, and review with report.
I hope your query clear now.
Thank you.
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