Brief Answer:
Treatment advised is perfect; please go ahead
Detailed Answer:
Hello sir and welcome.
There appears to be a gross bony involvement as a
DEXA bone scan reports the involvement of his bones in the hip, lower back and upper limb. All show signs of wearing out and a fragile nature (dystrophy and
osteopenia), this does indicate
arthritis, so the diagnosis is accurate.
I have gone through the attached treatment prescribed as well and feel it is most appropriate, and does not require any changes; so please do as instructed by your doctor. For your better understanding I shall explain what and why each medication has been prescribed:
-Wysolone: Is a
steroid that will help in reducing inflammation and pain
-Vizylac: Is a vitamin B complex which will help in making the blood vessels stronger, which is required in your cousins case, and will also help in promoting better absorption of various medications prescribed in the treatment
-Ciproflox: Is an antibiotic that will help in treating any infection (if present) that could be causing the symptoms; as your cousin is too young to be experiencing such changes in his bones
-Ilatop: Is a medication that will reduce any gastric irritation caused by other medications on this list
-Callen-D: Is a calcium and vitamin D supplement, that should help in regeneration of lost bone cells and help make your cousins bones stronger
-Neugaba: Is used to treat
nerve damage which is also a cause or end result of the condition your cousin has
-Etoshine-MR: Is a specific bony condition related pain killer medication
I feel all aspects of the treatment have been covered, I would only request you to ask your cousin not to miss any medication and do as the doctor has advised, as early correction can prevent various harmful side effects in the future. We should take treatment seriously, so that we can allow him to live a normal and active life.
I hope you found my response both helpful and informative. Please feel free to write back to me for any further clarifications, I would be more than happy to help.
Best wishes.
Note: For further queries, consult a joint and bone specialist, an Orthopaedic surgeon.
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