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Hello doctor. . My age is 60 years. Iam diabetic from 6 years taking gluconorm g 1. Aten 50. Cobadex czs, d 3 more & udiliv 150 mg.Diabetic level is 146 bbf & after meals it is 238. I have fatty liver grade 2, gallbladder polyps 4 mm.cbp , LFT is normal. Triglycerides is 260. I just want to know are these medicines safe to use with fatty liver disease. udiliv tablet also decrease triglycerides? Please reply.
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Yes you can take the medications, no worries.
Also do lifestyle modifications like Yoga, exercises, healthy and balanced diet.
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Dr. Raghav Bhargava
Endocrinologist
8 yrs exp
Delhi
Need to improve diabetes to improve triglycerides. Udliv is not going to help. Need to change aten as well, not the right medication for your hypertension
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