I have met many Doctors who had declared the above combination as most dangerous in the patient. It's like you have choked pipeline blood vassel in your body and high BP which is causing delayed and obstructed blood flow in your vains leading to weak andchoked arteries.
By God's order and to a greater extent, if some patient is suffering from all the above diseases, doctors first of all suggest to reduce his body weight to the extent your height.
Secondly they insist to control your diet and physical exercise. If there is a best combination of both balanced diet and proper exercise leaving perspiration enough to soak your banian and shirt by brisk walking for 30-45 minutes or exercises in Gym, will yield best result.
Problem arises when a patient is having Coronery Artery Disease and high quantity of tri glyceride supported by bad cholosterol. Doctors in that prescribe Atormac-TG to reduce your Triglyceride abd gGlycazide+Metaformin combination like Glykind or Pioz MF15 or 30 half hour before meal and Volix0.2mg or 0.3 mg to be taken after first bite during breakfast, lunch and dinner.
To control High BP supported by unstable anginal problem Amlopres AT in the morning.
The above combination of medicine may be for any patient with all three diseases combination which may prove fatal in case of excessive strain, excitement and excessive exercise, brisk walking. For those patients it is said that, if they feel any sort of pain in the chest, should immediately stop walking and take rest then and there and use tablet Sorbitrate 10mg.Sometimes people who are walking with a companion in the morning or evening, resist to inform the companion and continue to walk. No please say big NO to further walking to save your life.
Doctors normally prescribe Ecospirin or Colisprin instead of Disprin but in the intial stage and lateron the Disprin or Analgesic medicines dilute your blood so that it may pass in your blood vains but some times if you stop taking above medicine, please don't stop taking. A study revealed Coronary artery disease patients who take aspirin to thin blood and lower their odds of having a heart attack run the risk of having a major adverse cardiac event if they stop taking aspirin.
Researchers from the University of Turin, Italy found that aspirin should not be discontinued even before surgery in most cases, because the risk of excessive bleeding is clearly overwhelmed by the risk of developing a blood clot. The only exception might be intracranial surgery, and possibly prostate surgery.
The researchers reviewed six published studies to assess the hazards of discontinuing(or not adhering to) regular aspirin therapy for patients with or at risk for coronary artery disease. In the pooled analysis, aspirin withdrawal or noncompliance was associated with a 3-fold increased risk of adverse events. On average, adverse events involving a blood clot occurred 10 days after stopping aspirin.
The findings suggest that when aspirin must be stopped because of highly invasive operations or because patients are at very high risk of bleeding, the drug should be resumed well before 8-10 days have elapsed.
So dear patients, take care and strictly follow your physician with out any preoccupied presumption about medical profession or doubt. If you have any doubt on the medical capability and qualification of your physician, change him and go for better Doctor for treatment **but live a long life because there are many persons in your house who really love you and need you to live with them so so long as it possible.
Ravi Sharma*