Can Dilo BM Be Given To A Person With Slight Block In His Brain?
hi sir, DILO BM is suggested to my dad by a dotor, he has slight block in his brain and has been taking medication for that and has undergone engeo plastry. can he take DILO BM? he has been given SAFECET and Asthlin with DILO BM Waiting for your response... Regards Hema
I am not sure exactly what you mean by "slight block" in brain. i am assuming you mean he has had a stroke. and an ischemic stroke at that. So you might want to confirm that assumption when reading the further suggestion
He is on safecet, asthalin and dilo bm has ambroxol, so i am assuming he ahs an associated respiratory condition like asthma, copd etc
I will therefore suggest that you can give it to him, However do talk to your neurologist, because i am unaware from your query as to the stage of block. occasionally ambroxol has a sedative action or may cause vertigo
hence neurologist may avoid this medicine
Best of luck Dr Saumya Mittal
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Can Dilo BM Be Given To A Person With Slight Block In His Brain?
hi Hema I am not sure exactly what you mean by slight block in brain. i am assuming you mean he has had a stroke. and an ischemic stroke at that. So you might want to confirm that assumption when reading the further suggestion He is on safecet, asthalin and dilo bm has ambroxol, so i am assuming he ahs an associated respiratory condition like asthma, copd etc I will therefore suggest that you can give it to him, However do talk to your neurologist, because i am unaware from your query as to the stage of block. occasionally ambroxol has a sedative action or may cause vertigo hence neurologist may avoid this medicine Best of luck Dr Saumya Mittal