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Is Taking Atocor Safe For Fatty Liver While Suffering From Kidney Stones?

Hi iam 40yrs lady I am using concor 5mg twice a day iam using this tab since 10 yrs And from one year I am using atocor f tab bcoz Dr prescripted for my fatty liver. ON 13/9/15 MY CHOLESTEROL was 134, tryclecirides 168, HDL 47, LDL 53,VLDL 34,Tch/ HDL ratio 2.9 ,SGOT 22 IU/L,SGPT 24 IU/L,ALKP 92 IU/L,S.creatinine 1.04mg/dl Should I continue these tablets .From two months i am feeling nausea drowsiness I have small stones in kidneys
Wed, 3 Feb 2016
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Thank you for the inquiry.
ATOCOR F, a combined medication for treatment of hyperlipidemia and fatty liver prescribed by your doctor seems to be effective in you and this has controlled your triglyceride and cholesterol serum levels. In addition, using bisoprolol (concor) for treatment of your hypertension and, cardiovascular signs and symptoms were essential to control your hemodynamic instability.
According to my experience and based on your age, history of hypertension and hyperlipidemia and medication use, your blood tests are OKAY now. However, you demand to repeat similar tests every 3-6 months to follow up your illness.
Your creatinine is close to upper limit showing that you may suffer a mind chronic medications use and their complications. Some times the level of creatinine is mildly elevated due to NPO (you are fasting for test) and dehydration.
At this time, I see no point to change your current medication therapy, however repeat those tests every 3-6 months, and if there is anything unusual, medication replacement has to be considered.
Your weakness could be due to side effects of your medication; however, it is not necessary to change drugs except in severe cases such as fatigue and dyspnea. If you really feel weak when you do some mild physical activity, I recommend you ask a cardiologist to test you based on echocardiography. It examines your heart reservation, and in this case, you may need to change your heart medication use (concor).
Hope you find my advice helpful; please feel free to ask me your further questions.
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Is Taking Atocor Safe For Fatty Liver While Suffering From Kidney Stones?

Thank you for the inquiry. ATOCOR F, a combined medication for treatment of hyperlipidemia and fatty liver prescribed by your doctor seems to be effective in you and this has controlled your triglyceride and cholesterol serum levels. In addition, using bisoprolol (concor) for treatment of your hypertension and, cardiovascular signs and symptoms were essential to control your hemodynamic instability. According to my experience and based on your age, history of hypertension and hyperlipidemia and medication use, your blood tests are OKAY now. However, you demand to repeat similar tests every 3-6 months to follow up your illness. Your creatinine is close to upper limit showing that you may suffer a mind chronic medications use and their complications. Some times the level of creatinine is mildly elevated due to NPO (you are fasting for test) and dehydration. At this time, I see no point to change your current medication therapy, however repeat those tests every 3-6 months, and if there is anything unusual, medication replacement has to be considered. Your weakness could be due to side effects of your medication; however, it is not necessary to change drugs except in severe cases such as fatigue and dyspnea. If you really feel weak when you do some mild physical activity, I recommend you ask a cardiologist to test you based on echocardiography. It examines your heart reservation, and in this case, you may need to change your heart medication use (concor). Hope you find my advice helpful; please feel free to ask me your further questions.