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Why doctors give ethamsylate tablet to diabetic patient
If someone who is diabetic have high triglyceride by controlling their sugar levels, can they reduce their triglyceride also
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It’s just doctors choice
Not compulsory requirement
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That medication prevents bleeding and hemorrhage .Triglycerides does come down with proper diet control but we need look the levels of TG before considering to
control it with diet alone. Please need more information for complete analysis and management.
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There is no problem with medicine in diabetic patient . Yes you can reduce sugar and triglycerides by avoiding consumption of sweets and fats oils in diet
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Dr. Zaheer Ahmad
Diabetologist
8 yrs exp
Bareilly
Kindly share the prescription....that might be error
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