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I am 63 years old I am suffering from neuro problem also I have pain backside of bone I have pain in sides both left and right I will get extreme pain I can't bare myself I have stopped that tablet  from 3 years may be I stopped this tablet so it is coming I have sugar and bp   Actually The removed my uterus from 15 years when  I ate the tablet I left that tablet from 3 years but the doctor said I have to eat that tablet life time but I stopped it recently my heart was pumping very slow I have doubt can I start eating this tablet again please suggest me
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You have multiple problems. The biggest mistake is to stop medications on your own. You need to be on medications lifelong. Consult online directly for further evaluation and management
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So many problems
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E F very low—-consult a cardiologist
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