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Suggest Treatment For Rude Behavior In An Elderly Diabetic Patient

My mother is 74+, highly diabetic, taking insulin 3 times a day. She has diabetic nephropathy. She is having Psychiatric problem for almost 10 years. She is shouting, behaving very rood, even hitting me, she is using filthy languages, bullies. Uttering very bad words. Can she have Sizodon L.S, or Seropax 100? can she get cured? Seropax is not working on her. She had Sizodon L.S which worked but She was having edema. She takes Diator 20 or 30 for kidney problem, edema and urination. Is it possible to cure her? are these symptoms of Dementia and Alzymars?Is ther
posted on Wed, 5 Nov 2014
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Hi,
Thanks for asking.
Based on your query, my opinion is as follows.
1. No, it does not appear to be Alzheimers or dementia
2. There appears to be no loss of cognition or memory.
3. She will require psychiatrist consultation along with counseling.
4. Identification of cause and treatment is necessary. Neuropathy and nephropathy is progressive and can only be controlled with alpha lipoid acid and vit B12. Cure is not possible.
Hope it helps.
Any further queries, happy to help again.
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Suggest Treatment For Rude Behavior In An Elderly Diabetic Patient

Hi, Thanks for asking. Based on your query, my opinion is as follows. 1. No, it does not appear to be Alzheimers or dementia 2. There appears to be no loss of cognition or memory. 3. She will require psychiatrist consultation along with counseling. 4. Identification of cause and treatment is necessary. Neuropathy and nephropathy is progressive and can only be controlled with alpha lipoid acid and vit B12. Cure is not possible. Hope it helps. Any further queries, happy to help again.