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Side effects of medicines
I am taking medicines from 4 years...and due to the medicines - my stomach is bloated , a huge weight gain is there ...
what should i do to get my flat stomach back and lose weight?... which doctor branch should i consult...
Current medicines are ok ,they are not giving any side effects to my digestive system...
so what to do now?
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Take Homoeopathy treatment. Please consult over phone for detailed case history and right prescription for your ailments
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Dr. S Madhavan
Neuropsychiatrist
24 yrs exp
Chennai
Hi please list the medicines used. Also let us know why you are taking those medicines. It is important to know these. My suggestion is that you consult appropriate specialist. E.g if you are taking psychiatric medicines consult a Psychiatrist. Nowadays we can change medicines with less side effects. However this should be done under supervision. Please continue your current treatment till then. Also go for regular walking, eat healthy diet. Avoid smoking and drinking alcohol.
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list medicines, consult appropriate specialist e.g Psychiatrist
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healthy diet, regular walking, avoid smoking and drinking alcohol. take medicines till you get a proper plan from a specialist doctor
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