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Bp and sugar rise after medrol 4 mg
M covid+ from last 10 days after taking medrol 4 mg twice a day my sugar and bp rise. What medicine is safe with amaryl 2 mg. M ckd stage 3 with diabetes. And heart patient. Which med good with medrol 4 mg. How can i decrease bp
160/70 150/90 170/80 . My crp is 33 and hb is 12 . Creatinine is 1.3 heart efficiency is 55% m not taking any bp medicine bcz it was control but from now last 3 days its rise.
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Medrol being a steroid may cause rise in blood sugar levels in diabetics. Blood pressure may rise because of steroid or cause of the stress and anxiety associated with CoViD infection. Plz continue your BP and diabetes medicines.
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Consult a diabetologist or physician to take care of your sugar levels.
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Dr. Kamalkishore Laddha
General Physician
38 yrs exp
Akola
Covid, steroids and associated medical problems always take medication in consultation with local Physician.
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Follow up with needed investigation.
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don't stop medication on your own . be careful . by
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