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Malaria and Heart Patient of Severe MS
My mom is a patient of severe MS and Rheumatic fever. Under medication of Ecosprin 75, ProlometXL 25, Fruselac and HCQS 200 and inj penidure LA 12 LAKH in three week.
3 days back she got Malaria (P Vivax Positive) and low platelets.
The local doc prescribed medicines as
Platigain, lumet 80, monocef o Cv and paracetamol but didn't ask to stop ecosprin. Is it safe to take ecosprin inlow platelets count?
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If the platelet count is lower than 100,000, please stop Ecospirin, to decrease the risk of bleeding.. Any how the effect of Ecospirin will continue have effect up to next five days because of the life span of the platelets. Lasting the patient is having malaria and there is no role of antibiotics.
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Hello, please take medication as suggested and there is no problems at all.
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Yes it’s safe no problem but still please consult Cardiologist
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Dr. Ashwani Garg
General Physician
13 yrs exp
Bangalore
Multiple sclerosis n rheumatoid are reversible conditions if you are willing to change your diet and lifestyle.
Start avoiding wheat and milk immediately and feed her high dose of probiotic of high quality. You will see improvement by 20to30%.
If you share more details on your medical history and diet history to guide you further help
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Dr. Alok Kumar
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26 yrs exp
Delhi
Depends how low it is and better to consult nearest or your cardiologist
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