This is exactly the kind of case an internal medicine physician should be handling, not more specialists in parallel. Her dizziness and heavy head at 73 are usually blood pressure dropping too low on the current tablets or over-sedating drugs, not the stroke itself. And an active gout flare with a swollen painful leg needs treatment that does not clash with her blood thinner - NSAIDs like diclofenac are the wrong choice here.
Next Steps
Take her to an internal medicine physician with all her medicine strips, and carry a week of BP readings sitting and standing, plus
uric acid,
creatinine, sodium and
HbA1c. For the flare, low-dose colchicine or a short steroid course is usually the safer route, and febuxostat is started only once the flare settles. Sudden weakness on one side, slurred speech or a fall means the emergency room immediately. I do teleconsults on Practo if you want me to review her whole prescription and clean it up.