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Slip disc L5S1
Hello Doctor!
I had a slip disc a month ago and low vitamin D.
My doctor has prescribed me for 2 months
1. Rostruzin 60k tablet weekly
2.Arachitol 6Lac INJ weekly 2 times
3.Sarvacal 500MG
4.Coatrova M
- 1 tablet daily for all
The chemist chamge the "Rostruzin" and gave me "LUMIA 60K" tablet. Is it okay with all these combination?
Thank you for helping!
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Ok . But this won't help slip disc . You need to start back exercises,walking , posture care.
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Dr. D. Shrinivas
Orthopedist
22 yrs exp
Mumbai
Hi Practo User,
You are being over treated.
You don't need so many medications for slip disc.
Vitamin D deficiency is no way related to slip disc.
Next Steps
Stop all your medications.
After one month get your blood tested for Vitamin D3.
Health Tips
If your Vitamin D3 is lower than normal, you can take supplements.
Care of your back is utmost important for treating Slip disc.
regards,
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Dr. Shardul Madhav Soman
Spine Surgeon
7 yrs exp
Pune
Yes you can take it , it's the same only brands are different so no problem
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Dr. Pritam Palkar
Orthopedist
7 yrs exp
Pune
Yes.. its same contents
Just a different brand for vit D3 tablet
Next Steps
take Lumia 60k once a week
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