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Taking Nebicad For Blood Pressure, Rossavol For Cholesterol And Elthrocin For Thyroid. Is Pidlet Necessary?

i am 49 year lady .i have blood pressur i take nebicad5.i am diabetic 150 after food and taking obimet 500.and i am a choelestrol patient n taking rossavol 5 and thyroid medicin elthrocin 50mg also taking .now doctor gave me one more tablet pidlet 75mg .is it actually needed?i dont have any blood clots or any heart problem now ? please advice me what to do?
Mon, 15 Oct 2012
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'Blood pressure' / 'blood sugar' / 'cholesterol' / are all 'risk factors' for heart and brain
In such a situation, the doctor generally gives aspirin and/or clopidogrel (pidlet) for reducing the chances for heart attack. The risk is very small (rare bleeding) but the benefits greater. If you actually have clots, you may need a different drug or combination of drugs. This is to prevent clots - and it will be wiser to take the drug than take a higher risk.
Good luck
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Taking Nebicad For Blood Pressure, Rossavol For Cholesterol And Elthrocin For Thyroid. Is Pidlet Necessary?

Hi Blood pressure / blood sugar / cholesterol / are all risk factors for heart and brain In such a situation, the doctor generally gives aspirin and/or clopidogrel (pidlet) for reducing the chances for heart attack. The risk is very small (rare bleeding) but the benefits greater. If you actually have clots, you may need a different drug or combination of drugs. This is to prevent clots - and it will be wiser to take the drug than take a higher risk. Good luck