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.
Headache started before my boards I thought it was because of stress but it became constant,I have constant headache for more than a year which shifts sides depending on which side i sleep on.it sometimes gets worse when it comes to my left side,I have no other symptoms other than my headache.it mostly feels like some weight is put on me and sometimes like a nail is pierced in my head.
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.
Weakness,stress, unconscious,body numbness,brain numbness, panic attack,fast heartbeat, breathing problem
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.
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