Corona Tablet Used For What

For what purpose tab b29 is given.what is the role of each constituent in b29 ## I just want to know detailed information of each tablet which I take ## Hello, Vijay! How are you? It is a nutrient that is vital to your overall health and a major support of nerve health and function. The only listed side effect by the FDA, is occasionally nausea, due to its potency. Akhil, what medications do you take? I'll be happy to help, if you can post back with more details.

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Metaspan has been prescribed once a week along with other medicines three years after angioplasty. What are the research results on whether metaspan softens the arteries in which stents have been put and whether there is any danger to the stents after taking metaspan?

I have undergone Angioplasty with Stentlad Coronary Artery. Doctor prescribed Repace 50 mg daily after dinner in addition to Aztor 40 mg (at night), Prasugrel 10 mg (morning) and Echosprin 150 mg. Are all the tablets safe to be used for long term treatment? ## HI! Sorry about the medical problems you've had! What you need to understand, though, is that that's a pretty serious procedure to undergo. That means that you really need to follow your doctor's advice and directions for your own health and safety….and that includes taking the medications they tell you to take, for as long as they tell you to take them. There is a chance in the future that you could reduce your need for drugs, if you really improve your health through proper diet and exercise, but unless such a ...

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Is there any vaccine available for COVID19? If so, what is the name of it and what does it do in the human body? Thanks! ## No, currently there is no vaccine available for Covid 19. There are many vaccines now in development, their efficacy and safety have yet to be determined. Many believe a vaccine will be available early next year. ## That is correct, there is no vaccine available, at this time. However, there are some in the human testing phase, since they have been fast tracked for approval, so one should be available within months. You can keep up with the latest details on the CDC Coronovirus page. Do you have a lot of cases in your area?

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A Dr. prescribed B-29 (by Corona Remedies Pvt. Ltd.) to my sister as she has recently conceived a baby after 12 years of marriage. I would just like to find out what it's used for? ## Hello, Shabs! How are you and your sister? From what I have been able to find this is just a supplement that contains several types of Vitamin B, these nutrients are vital to our overall health, and a deficiency in them can cause some severe health problems. The NIH does warn that it may cause nausea, and diarrhea due to its potency.

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What are the symptoms of Coronavirus? ## My husband works at a hospital, he's been a radiographer for almost 25 years, now, they are told to watch for fever, dry cough, fatigue/tiredness, and shortness of breath. If anyone comes into the ER experiencing these symptoms, they have to gear up for protection, and isolate the person, just in case. As was already stated, the CDC has a great information page on it to help the public. This is the information used by ERs in the U.S. Is there anything else I can help with? ## Fever. Cough. Shortness of breath. This is from the CDC. Stay home even if you don't feel ill- everyone needs to stay home so we can flatten the curve. Less people will die if we all stay home. ## I would like to get the latest information on coronary virus symptoms ...

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My daughter was given this dilaudid after the surgeon removed her pancreas. having taken hydromorphone in the past for her debilitating pain, it has always offered relief. This (new manufacturer) pill does not give her the same results as the pills she had before this script was filled. These are white triangular, 8 mg tablets. One side has an 8 on it, the opposing side has an m. ## Rx card please?? ## How is she doing? These tablets do containing 8mgs of Hydromorphone, which is a narcotic analgesic. The FDA warns that it carries the risk of being habit forming, and may cause side effects, such as nausea, dizziness, constipation, and dry mouth. Corona, what type of card are you seeking? Did you find one that works for you?

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in the MRI of the Brain of My Father,its reported a few irregular foci of Hypertension signals are noted across the Centrum Semiovale Corona radiata and frontal periventricular regions bilaterally asymetrically on the T2 WEIGHTED T2 TIRM sequences.No associated T2 diffusion restriction/mass effect are noted. In this regard my father use to complain of heaviness in the Brain for which he was recommended SOMAZINA -500MG,( Morning & night each) Ginkocer-40mg & Bet-avert OD-24mg.With this consumption he is receiving shocks in the body while asleep.This is causing worry.The heaviness and doziness prevails.He is okay in the morning.This problem erupts only while asleep.Can anyone suggest the solution to the problem.Can he come back to normal stage with the intake of these tablets sugg...

I have been on venlafaxine (Effexor XR 75 mg) for a 15 years. I have coronary angiogram procedure next week. I'm worried about the risks as I have read on the internet of the mortality rates after the procedure due to use of this particular antidepressant. Does anyone knows or has any statistics or advice?

Any doctors out there know what is the best treatment for this? Already have 6 stents and now I have a gap and a small blood clot by one , also have two more dissections and a kink in one of those. Getting another stent to fix the gap and blood clot. Open heart has been mentioned. ## I'm no doctor, but from what I've read, your treatment for 'spontaneous coronary artery dissection' can include several options based on an in-person evaluation: Apparently your doctor can prescribe medications to help prevent blood clots and reduce the risk of heart attack and other complications that may arise with this condition. Percutaneous coronary intervention (PCI) is another possible option. In this procedure, also called an angioplasty, doctors insert a thin, flexible tube (cathete...

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I have mild CAD (Coronary Artery Disease) and am currently taking the following medications: Ecosprin, Vitamin B12 for deficiencies, Remylin D, Asthma AB Flo 100, as well as an Asthalin + Trimix inhaler. I've been experiencing chest pain, whole-body pain, and have been having trouble with arthritis. Could you please advise whether these medications and supplements could potentially benefit my condition? ## Have they all been prescribed for you? They may help, but it seems like your current medications are addressing separate issues such as CAD, vitamin B12 deficiency, and asthma. However, pain associated with arthritis might be not directly addressed. You might want to consult with your doctor regarding your whole-body pain and arthritis. They may adjust your regimen or add addition...

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My cardiac catheterization showed "minor luminal irregularities" in lad, circumflex, ramus, with co-dominant coronary circulation. What does that mean? ## Minor luminal irregularities refers to an abnormal narrowing of the arteries of your heart, according to the AMA. Co-dominant refers to how your heart pumps blood, meaning it is using both of the proper ones, making neither major artery dominant. This is usually considered mild heart disease, due to the luminal irregularities. The term "lumen" refers to the inside space of a blood vessel through which blood flows. An irregularity in the lumen can mean a variety of things but often refers to changes in the shape or smoothness of the artery's interior surface. This could be due to the buildup of plaque, which is a co...

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I want to know about Livogen - Z tablet because my 65 year old mother is taking this medicine and suffering from coronary arteries of heart. ## Livogen-Z is a nutritional supplement, so it is not actually a medication, it contains Iron, Zinc and Folic Acid. With the amounts that are present in this, it is most commonly given to treat anemia, which is when someone is low in iron. Are there any other questions or comments? ## my mother is 65 years old and suffering from three corcnary artries which are 90%,90%.80% blockes and LVEF is 30%.doctor has adviced carca.cardace 1.25mg.ismo1.25mg,bestor,isordill 5mg,nicostar 10mg,corvela, dytor 5mg, trivedon mr,clopivas-ap, tablet .I want to know about this prescroption. ## Umesh, Carca contains the active ingredient Carvedilol, this is a non-sele...

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i found this pill on my floor when i moved into my new home and my child almost got ahold of it... ## Hi Kristin, Based on the description provided, I found your pill to be Atenolol (50 mg). Atenolol can be used to treat cardiovascular diseases and conditions such as hypertension, coronary heart disease, arrhythmias, angina (chest pain) and to treat and reduce the risk of heart complications following myocardial infarction (heart attack). To view information about Atenolol, please refer to the link below... If you have any more questions or concerns, please post back and I will be happy to help you.

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Trimetazidine ## Trimetazidine is an anti-anginal medication, used to treat Angina, heart failure and diabetic patients with coronary heart disease. As to side effects or anything, there is very scarce information available on it. Was this prescribed for you?

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what is metoprolo succ er 25 mg tapar used for? ## Well, first of all, let me state the the TAPAR just stands for tablet, made by the PARR pharmaceutical company, so that has nothing to do with the drug name or use of the medication. Metoprolol CR is a generic for Toprol XL, it is used to treat several different cardiovascular diseases, including: high blood pressure, coronary heart disease and Long QT Syndrome. Some of the most common side effects may include: nausea, drowsiness, dizziness and diarrhea. You can read more about this medication here: Is there anything else I can help you with?

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What is Atetenol used for? ## Atenolol can be used to treat cardiovascular diseases and conditions such as hypertension, coronary heart disease, arrhythmias, angina (chest pain) and to treat and reduce the risk of heart complications following myocardial infarction (heart attack). It is also used to treat the symptoms of Graves Disease, until antithyroid medication can take effect. To learn more click on the link below... Do you have any more questions or information to add? Please post back if you do. ## I have been on Atetenol for 12 years and it still makes me drowsy. Is this normal???? Thank you Billie

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Is there a tablet I can take instead of ikorel? I have developed mouth ulcers as a result of taking this drug. ## What has your doctor advised? Did they provide you with any other options? I'm really not sure what else is available for you to try. Are you certain that the medication has caused the mouth ulcers? ## Ikorel tablets contain the active ingredient nicorandil, which is a type of medicine called a potassium-channel activator. It is used to treat angina and help the heart work more easily. Angina pectoris is the medical term for chest pain or discomfort due to coronary heart disease. Angina is a symptom of a condition called myocardial ischemia. It occurs when the heart muscle (myocardium) doesn't get as much blood (hence as much oxygen) as it needs. This usually happens...

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ss ## what are sideeffects of clopitab A 150 ## This is Clopidogrel, commonly used to treat various vascular disease, such as Coronary Artery Disease. Not much information here on the side effects, does anyone have experience using this medication or side effect information?

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Med for bilirubin that is low what causes this ## Hello, Mary! How are you? As reported by the NIH, low bilirubin may be caused by several different things, including excessive vitamin C, taking some medications; like phenobarbital, large amounts of caffeine, seasonal depression, coronary artery disease and end state kidney disease. However, if there are no other symptoms involved designating a possibly serious condition, most doctors don't worry about and don't treat it. It tends to be self-limiting, especially if you take pro-active steps, such as lowering your caffeine intake, keep your vitamin C intake to no more than the usual RDA and quit smoking, if you smoke cigarettes. Is there anything else I can help with?

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