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What Is The Treatment For Pulmonary Edema?
my mom age 68 diagnosed for pulmonary edema , hypoxia got treated at hospital . was given anti depression drugs , duolin, budecort nebulizer and wysolene20mg , 2 days after discharge resulted in severe vomiting , after 10 days her sodium level was 106 , was admitted to hospital again and IV for sodium given and at level 122 was shifted to ward , the same night she had 2 episode of seizure, Eptoin was given , , within 20 days drug induced hepatitis was diagnosed with liver enzymes deranged , and jaundice and ammonia level 242. , now after one month she is recovering ( eptoin 300 , raciper , pantoacid discontinued ) Current medicines since one month,- Hepagard /Hepamerz 5mg TDS ,Nusam 400 BD , Wysolone 40mg BD ,Linid 600 for UTI, NutrolinB, BD, UDIHEP 450 BD ,Levitiracetamtab usp 1 gm BD, Levolin nebulizer TDS ,Budecort BD What are the side effects of current medicines
Mon, 29 Dec 2014
Your mom is on a lot of medicines amd i really dont know what they have been given for?
You said she had pulmonary edema however all the treatment here as u said is not directed towards edema but asthma.
Wysolone 40 mg BD is too high a dose for anyone to tolerate and IF it is a pulmonary edema then there are no diuretics added.
Kindly share the reports and the diagnosis and then the treatment so that we know exactly what we are dealing with
You said she had pulmonary edema however all the treatment here as u said is not directed towards edema but asthma.
Wysolone 40 mg BD is too high a dose for anyone to tolerate and IF it is a pulmonary edema then there are no diuretics added.
Kindly share the reports and the diagnosis and then the treatment so that we know exactly what we are dealing with
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