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Have BP Problem. Tingling In Hands And Feet, Leg Restlessness, Lipoma, Loss Of Libido, Cough, Tongue Ulcers. Precautions?
My brief health condition is as follows:
1. Bp from 10 yr
2. Tingling in hands and feet
3. Can not put wt on one feet for longer time
4. restlessness of legs - reduces with exercise
5. Lumps in arch of feet
6. Multiple Lipoma all over the body.
7. Loss of sensation in rectum area and libidi after using esomeprozole. Restored partially after stoppage.
8. GERD
9. Frequent dry cough and ulcers on tongue
10. total cholesterol of around 230
11. frequent blisters on penis
12. Rheumatoid arthritis initial stage. RA+ve
Pl suggest what precautions should I take to improved health.
1. Bp from 10 yr
2. Tingling in hands and feet
3. Can not put wt on one feet for longer time
4. restlessness of legs - reduces with exercise
5. Lumps in arch of feet
6. Multiple Lipoma all over the body.
7. Loss of sensation in rectum area and libidi after using esomeprozole. Restored partially after stoppage.
8. GERD
9. Frequent dry cough and ulcers on tongue
10. total cholesterol of around 230
11. frequent blisters on penis
12. Rheumatoid arthritis initial stage. RA+ve
Pl suggest what precautions should I take to improved health.
Mon, 24 Jun 2013
Hi friend,
Welcome to Health Care Magic
You have enumerated a long list of problems but forgot to mention your age and gender, personal habits, family history...which could influence the outcome... / Your treating doctor alone is best placed to give suggestions, based on his assessment of the situation.
Some suggestions of benefit – A low fat diet / less salt / routine exercise / maintaining ideal weight / stopping tobacco and alcohol / vitamins / regular follow up (review of tests and drugs) with your Internist
Take care
Wishing speedy recovery
God bless
Good luck
Welcome to Health Care Magic
You have enumerated a long list of problems but forgot to mention your age and gender, personal habits, family history...which could influence the outcome... / Your treating doctor alone is best placed to give suggestions, based on his assessment of the situation.
Some suggestions of benefit – A low fat diet / less salt / routine exercise / maintaining ideal weight / stopping tobacco and alcohol / vitamins / regular follow up (review of tests and drugs) with your Internist
Take care
Wishing speedy recovery
God bless
Good luck
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