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Triglyceride level has gone from 260 to 490 . Have been taking Lipofen for some time and recently the cardiologist added Fenofibrate . Could taking both of these medications cause it to go up. Also ... View answer
I started taking 25mg of Amitriptyline and 150mg Lipofen about 10 days ago and now I have a painful sore in the roof of my mouth... which would you suspect to be the culprit to cause this type of side ... View answer
Answered by :Dr. Jose Ignacio Artero Muñoz
( General & Family Physician)
My triglyceride level has been about 250 260 for some time. Have been taking Lipofen for some time and recently the cardiologist added Fenofibrate . On a recent lab the triglyceride went to 450. Will ... View answer
Answered by :Dr. Danish Sheikh
( General & Family Physician)
i have been using minoz 100 twice daily . from last two days i have been having itching and its increasing . what should i do for this severe itching and should i continue taking it . ... View answer
Sir my wife is taking akt 3 since last one month .but it creating much sideeffect like vomating itching and headech.pls suggest what to do now??? ... View answer
Answered by :Dr. Anshul Varshney
( Internal Medicine Specialist)
I am taking lovastatin 20 & Lipofen to lower to lower tryglicrides(?). Lipofen does not have a generic and is an expensive drug. Is there an alternate drug that can be used. Tryglicrides(?) when ... View answer
Answered by :Dr. Jignesh Gorasia
( General & Family Physician)
Hi I m a 40 year old male with very high cholesterol 850 I m was taking pravastatin 80mg and lipofen 150mg until I couldn t afford medicine anymore, Ive been off them for about two months, no im ... View answer
Answered by :Dr. Michelle Gibson James
( General & Family Physician)
itching is a common sideeffect, are ther topical treatments to help with the itching? Secondly would a switch to say Aloquis (sp) be a good substitute since it does not appear to have... View answer
Answered by :Dr. Jeremy David O'Kennedy
( General & Family Physician)
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