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Regarding Nurokind LC and Calgrow Forte
My father is 70 years old and he is diabetic with diabetic neuropathy and have medicines for sugar, BP, uric acid, neuropathy, cholesterol etc. Had little aggravated Urine ACR also last year. Few days back he had a small accident due to which he got his foot fractured and is on plaster right now. The Ortho had prescribed Calgrow Forte tablet OD. And his regular medicines include Nurokind LC which is once a day at night. Since both the medicine has Methylcobalamine 1500 MCG, I want to know can both be taken together each day because Ortho prescribed Calgrow Forte for 1 month daily once. Nurokind LC is a regular medicine that he takes which I guess is prescribed for diabetic neuropathy. Is it safe to take both together?
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Dr. Rohil Pervej
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Sant Ravidas Nagar
Skip calgrow forte and take setfrac plus instead
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Dr. Ravikumar Chandulal Makadia
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Ahmedabad
Take as prescribed
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Dr. Kashish Talwar
Orthopedic surgeon
11 yrs exp
Jalandhar
Instead of calgrow forte u can take tablet shelcal HD once daily
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Dr. Sachin Kumar SG
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13 yrs exp
Gulbarga
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Nothing to worry
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