I have been diagnosed with high BP and diabetes. I am attaching the report.
BP is 150–100.
I want to control diabetes and, if it could be reversed, even better.
I have 3–4 drinks often in the evening. I need some type of medicine that does not interact with it, and for BP, what medicine can I take?
I am ready to start working out to lose weight, so some medicine would be even better to increase my energy levels.
I work in a bank and have a sedentary and high-stress lifestyle.
My psychiatrist currently has me taking clonidine for sleep. Another doctor recently prescribed clomiphene, but I forgot to mention that I am already taking clonidine.
Should I contact the doctor and inform them about the clonidine before taking the first dose of clomiphene, or is this combination generally considered okay?
I’m mainly concerned about whether there could be any interaction or blood-pressure-related issue between the two medicines.
After stopping clomiphene, does IGF-1 return to normal?
Clomiphene can reportedly reduce IGF-1 in some people. I’m planning to take it for 3 months. After stopping clomiphene, does IGF-1 usually return to the previous baseline, or can it remain slightly reduced even after stopping?
How long does it typically take for IGF-1 to normalize after discontinuation?
My Tsh is 9.120 my free t4 is 1.20 anti tpo antibodies is 72.2 should I strat medicine of thyroid or how much mcg will I start I am not pregnant not planning for future
I wake up at 5 am drink 200 ml tea mild sugar added at 5 30 am and than eat meal 2 medium rotis with 200 ml curd and onion chutney at 8 30 am and after this meal check blood at lab at 10 5 am it was 66 than I eat nothing and drink noting at 2 pm blood sugar was 89 and at 10 5 am test time triglycerides 378 vldl 75 non hdl 145 ldl 69 hdl 40 should I get more tests or is this normal
