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Advised stopping use of vertin after BP checkup. What is the reason?
sir, i felt headache and doctor advised me vertin 16 in morning and after checking Bp11-70 doctor stopped vertin 16 evening on 8-10-2012. iwas diagnosed a patinet of spondilites few year back due to which i felt dizzined and used vertin for copule of weaks. sir whtehr i am having seirous problem. may kindly clarify. apart from i have horse shoe kidney due to which i am worried. i took liquour almost every day , is there sever risk to me due to intake alcohal a seek your advise kindly reply
Asked On : Fri, 12 Oct 2012
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Hello Mahesh Jain
As per your first problem is concern, your dizziness is due to cervical spondylosis. To get rid from it you have due regular exercise for cervical and wear Cervical collar as much as you can. Use hard bed to sleep and no pillow. Taking proper care of your spine will get rid from this problem.
Horse shoe kidney is congenital disorder and remain asymptomatic. But daily consumption of alcohol not only damage kidney but also effects other part of body mainly liver and heart. So my advice is to stop alcohol. You can take it occasionally but not mare than 60 ml.
Best Wishes
As per your first problem is concern, your dizziness is due to cervical spondylosis. To get rid from it you have due regular exercise for cervical and wear Cervical collar as much as you can. Use hard bed to sleep and no pillow. Taking proper care of your spine will get rid from this problem.
Horse shoe kidney is congenital disorder and remain asymptomatic. But daily consumption of alcohol not only damage kidney but also effects other part of body mainly liver and heart. So my advice is to stop alcohol. You can take it occasionally but not mare than 60 ml.
Best Wishes
Answered: Fri, 12 Oct 2012
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