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How To Regain Energy After Angiogram?
Hello ,My father now aged 72 yrs, weight 105 kg,admitted to hospital in 2004 and in 2011 ,in both occasion he was found deficiency of sodium and high potassium content,in 2004 he only gone through angiogram but doctor not strongly recommended for angioplasty ,but in 2011 we put two stunts in his heart now.
He is feeling very less energetic since then,he was very active person earlier used to do physical activities now even he misses for going morning walk 2/3 times a week due to less energy level.
His sugar level is moderate(more than normal) and bp is also not too high .He is continuing medicine prescribed by doctors for bp and diabetes.
But he is feeling less energetic,will you recommend some food or medicine which will provide him more energy now ?
Thanking you.
Biswamitra
He is feeling very less energetic since then,he was very active person earlier used to do physical activities now even he misses for going morning walk 2/3 times a week due to less energy level.
His sugar level is moderate(more than normal) and bp is also not too high .He is continuing medicine prescribed by doctors for bp and diabetes.
But he is feeling less energetic,will you recommend some food or medicine which will provide him more energy now ?
Thanking you.
Biswamitra
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Fri, 14 Mar 2014
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hello there
I understand your concern
You need to give him Vit D and calcium supplements after discussing with your physician
Co q will also help
Check for depressive state and Electrolyte levels along with protein levels in the blood They could be a cause too
Hope that helps
I understand your concern
You need to give him Vit D and calcium supplements after discussing with your physician
Co q will also help
Check for depressive state and Electrolyte levels along with protein levels in the blood They could be a cause too
Hope that helps
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