My Grandfather is aged 82. He had blood vomit due to one of the oral antidiabetic medicine. The haemoglobin levels had dropped to 6.6 and he was transfused with 2 units of whole blood raising the levels to 7.8. Doc had stopped his delayed release asprin to prevent any internal bleeding . It was further descontinued for 4 months unknowingly. He later had a bruise in the toe which developed a dry gangrene and periferal angioplasty was conducted to restore the blood flow. The toe fell off on its own and additional anticloting medicines were started ( Clopidogrel , asprin and cilostazol) post angioplasty. The blood haemoglobin levels had risen to 9.5 during the course (about 8 months post-vomitting) and now it dropped again to 8.7. He is currenly taking Multivit tab Supradyn (Morning), cilostazol (morning), Asprin-clopidet (afternoon), atorvastatin + fenofibrate (night), escitalopram (night) and Folic acid + B6 +B12 tab (night). The diabetes is managed with insulin 8-8-8 units/day. The sugar reports are 103 and 138mg/dl (fasting and PP respectively) and never above 180 (PP). When he was on antidiabetic tabs (voglibose, glimepiride, metformin, glipizide and some other) sugar was between 130-150 (F) and 170-240 (PP). The recent CBC has Erythrocytes 2.9 mil/cumm Hb 8.7 gms/dl Lecocytes 6000/cumm Platelet 2.15 lac/cmm PCV 26.9 % MCV 92.8 Femto lt MCH 30.2 pico-gm MCHC 15.1 % Neutrophils 42% Lymphocytes 56 % Eosino 02 % Monocytes 00 Baso 00 RBC morphology Hypochromia + Microcytosis+ / Anisocytosis+ Creatinin 1.6 Sugar (F) 103.6 mg/dl Sugar (PP) 138 mg/dl I wold like to know if there is any correlation withe drugs related haemoglobin drop and what should be the solution?