Hello My father in law (age 75) had been prescribed two medicines separately by two doctors in a short time gap. I wanted to know whether these medicines can be taken together in a day or not. He is facing constant dizziness and loss of sense of balance while walking almost all the time. The medicines are Syndopa 110 and Strocit plus.
I have impaired awareness seizures & take tegretol 200mg morning / 300mg nighttime. 53kg/177cm Titration started Jan 2026. Should nighttime very intense teeth grinding, thrashing, panicky noises (definitely seizure and not parasomnia) be improving by now? Daytime has improved a bit. What is the normal expected timeline? Also have IUD for adenomyosis. IUD controlled pain but now tegretol has caused lots of uterine cramping. What options to manage this or any long term suggestions that helps? Also any quick general advice for someone on tegretol long term? Risks and how to minimize deficiencies? Thank you for your time your advice is greatly appreciated.
Hello Doctor, I had a single seizure in June 2025 and have been taking my medication regularly since then. I have not had any seizures after that. I am planning a trip to Ladakh in a few months, which involves long train travel and high altitude. I want to know if it is safe for me to travel in these conditions, especially considering sleep changes and altitude. Also, could you please guide me on what precautions I should take during the trip, what symptoms I should watch for, and what I should do if a seizure happens while traveling? Should I carry any emergency medication or take any additional precautions? Thank you.
From past 4 days I have been having too much neck pain and I guess it is related to bad posture as I have a screen usage of 7-8 hrs a day.But from yesterday I have been having dizziness in my eyes and it increases in evening and especially when I see lights in dark places.I also have eyes pains sometimes.I have checked up with spine doctor he gave some medicines and told neck pain would be fine with it.I also consultated with opthalmologist and she told the eye dizziness could be due to neck.But what could be the reason of eyes dizziness.As neck pain could be related to bad posture.
During sleep , suddenly the legs of my spouse are getting tight. One nerve seems right and pulling the leg. After pain spray and light massage, it subsides. At that time it was very painful. At that time, I feel that ahe can't stand and walk for life. But after some time, it is ok. When ahe has to sit on a chair for a long time, it happens again. Age 57. Diabetic. Treatment going on for diabetes. Pp fasting sugar is normal now. One nerve near the knee is clearly visible swelling at that time but afterwards it is normal. Ahe is talking GABAPIN NT 100 PLUS Oxcarba 150
BURNING FEET SYNDROMEBURNING FEET SYNDROME IS CHARACTERISED BY BURNING AND HEAVINESS IN LOWER LIMBS ESPECIALLY FEET, ESPECIALLY AMONG THE ELDERLY.THERE IS NO SPECIFIC ETIOLOGY FOR THIS BF, AMONG THE VARIOUS CAUSES ARE: NUTRITIONAL CAUSES, HEREDITARY, PSYCHOSOMATIC, METABOLIC, ...
IRRITABILITY AND MOODINESS--If little things set off a person or the person gets agitated more often than usual. INABILITY TO CONCENTRATE - LACK OF FOCUS LEADING TO UNABLE TO DO EVERYDAY DUTIES AT WORK OR HOME. UNEXPLAINED PAIN- UNEXPLAINED ACHES AND ...
Headache is a common neurological symptom. It is of two types - Primary and Secondary. Migraine and Tension Headache are common primary headaches. Secondary headaches may happen following trauma, tumor or infection. Primary headaches are benign and do not threaten life. Migraine ...
KNOW STROKE SYMPTOMS FOR NO STROKE- BE FAST TO RECOGNISE THESE SYMPTOMS1. BALANCE - SUDDEN LOSS OF BALANCE.2. EYES - SUDDEN LOSS OF VISION IN ONE OR BOTH EYES OR DOUBLE VISION OR BLURRING OF VISION.3. FACE - FACIAL DEVIATION TO ONE SIDE OR ...
RED FLAGS OF SECONDARY HEADACHE- 1. HEADACHE DUE TO BRAIN TUMOUR - IS OFTEN INTERMITTENT, DEEP BORING, ACHING, OR PRESSURE-LIKE RATHER THAN THE MORE CHARACTERISTIC THROBBING PAIN OF MIGRAINE. 2. HEADACHE OCCURRING IN ABOVE 50YRS OF AGE. 3. FIRST EVER ...
