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Clonafit Beta Tablet & High Triglyceride
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I have taken Clonafit Beta Tablet prescribed by a doctor at Practo for my Anxiety and fear issues.
But few days ago, I took a blood test, it shows my Serum Triglycerides is 300. My age is just 20. I have a decent diet & lifestyle. Is it possible that this medicine caused it? If so how to prevent it, I need this tablet, but Triglycerides shouldn't go high. Help. Perhaps reduce the dose.
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It is highly unlikely for propranolol and clonazepam to cause dyslipidemia / triglyceridemia
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Kindly get in touch with a general physician to rule out other causes
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Dr. Mahendra Singh Uikey
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The mentioned medications do not commonly cause increase in levels of triglycerides.
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You need to modify your dietary intake and physical activity for next 6 months and repeat lipid profile after that. If there’s minimal or no improvement then you need to see a doctor.
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