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Last month 23may my brother met an unfortunate bike accident due to which he had to suffer multiple face fracture after this he was admitted to aiims raipur where on 30may his surgery performed and 5th june he discharged after accident he is suffering with weak nerve sense problem in face due to small facial nerve damage(as doctor said) in lower right side of face for which doctor had given prescription of neurobion forte after 14 days of surgery in follow-up checkup
My brother continueously taking neurobion forte but he regularly suffering from constipation (which is one of side effect of neurobion forte) which causing him immense back pain and bowel problem for which he is taking normal laxative syrup prescribed by local doctor and currently stop taking neurobion forte so should we give this medicine with laxative syrup or stop the medicine(neurobion forte)as it causing him constipation problem
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Start Suspension Duphalac
15 ml at bed time
Husk Isabgol
3tsf with water at bed time
Cap Pantocid IT
1cap empty stomach morning
Avoid fatty fried spicy food and maida
Plenty of green vegies and water
Continue with Neurobion forte
For backache you may go for
Tab Etoshine—MR
1tab twice daily
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He should continue the neurobion tablet along with the laxative and ask him to eat foods high in dietary fibre like fruits and vegetable salad including green leafy vegetables
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No need to stop neurobion. Increase fluid and finbre intake. For altered bowel habbits physician can be consulted and for persistent back pain orthopaedic opinion can be taken
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No dont stop neurobion forte as it is just a vitamin supplement which will help him in recovery .
And continue laxative syrup or you can also include more fibres in his diet . If this back pain problem continues its better to show md medicine doctor for detailed evaluation . Neurobion forte doesnt cause back pain so better to show to doctor in person for detailed evaluation.
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Actually neurobion is no longer considered as the treatment of nerve disorder, and it’s already banned in Some western countries, so it can be stopped after talking to your doctor
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Laxatives fine for constipation, increase water intake…. Good Luck
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You can stop neurobion forte and take laxatives as and when required for constipation
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