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Is Taking These Medications Safe After A Heart Attack In A Diabetic Patient?

Dr I had a heart attack as recently as 18 Sept 2015 thereafter I have been put on the following meds can you please assist as all if not most doctors and pharmacist are too busy to give you information. All I would like to know if the meds Im taking are okay taking into consideration that I am Diabetic and take insulin , by blood sugar is well controlled at present and has been this way for approx. 2 years, when I was diagnosed with a heart attack my doctor put in a stent which has rectified the situation he also checked the rest of the heart such as chambers and other arteries and he scores them 100%.At present Im on Humilin Zetanol 50 Adco-Zetomax Co20/12,5 Aspavor 20mg,Pendine 10 Plagarol,Dyna-Bezafibrate SR30 ,Myoprin 100mg.I would be happy to hear positive remarks however if there is any negative remarks please send through so that I can have it rectified if at all possible John Combrink
Thu, 16 Jun 2016
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Usually a patient with diabetes ,hypertension and heart disease there will be easily 10 tablets per day to take,but can be reduced over time based on your health improvement due to your life style changes like reducing salt,oil in food,taking proper balanced diet,fresh fruits which contain fibre which helps in reducing bad cholesterol,regular exercise like walking which improves good cholesterol and lowers Bp. your medication list includes for sugar, bp, cholesterol, nutritional supplements, and one med for preventing future heart attacks.But you need regular supervision from your treating dr who will reduce dosage or sometimes remove some medicines. Per se there are no negative remarks on your med based on your history,but at present to decide whether you need all, require physical examination and some investigations.It is better you consult your dr regularly may be once in 3 months to decide what med is not required.
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Is Taking These Medications Safe After A Heart Attack In A Diabetic Patient?

Usually a patient with diabetes ,hypertension and heart disease there will be easily 10 tablets per day to take,but can be reduced over time based on your health improvement due to your life style changes like reducing salt,oil in food,taking proper balanced diet,fresh fruits which contain fibre which helps in reducing bad cholesterol,regular exercise like walking which improves good cholesterol and lowers Bp. your medication list includes for sugar, bp, cholesterol, nutritional supplements, and one med for preventing future heart attacks.But you need regular supervision from your treating dr who will reduce dosage or sometimes remove some medicines. Per se there are no negative remarks on your med based on your history,but at present to decide whether you need all, require physical examination and some investigations.It is better you consult your dr regularly may be once in 3 months to decide what med is not required.