Could the prescribed medications my father is taking to recover from a COVID-19 lung infection?specifically Dabigat 75, Predmet B, Fibrodone 801, Pulmonac, Ragedox-LB, and multivitamins?be causing his extreme weakness, constant sleepiness, lack of appetite, and daily vomiting, and how should we manage these symptoms given his history of diabetes and high blood pressure? | Apollo Pharmacy

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Could the prescribed medications my father is taking to recover from a COVID-19 lung infection?specifically Dabigat 75, Predmet B, Fibrodone 801, Pulmonac, Ragedox-LB, and multivitamins?be causing his extreme weakness, constant sleepiness, lack of appetite, and daily vomiting, and how should we manage these symptoms given his history of diabetes and high blood pressure?

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Could the prescribed medications my father is taking to recover from a COVID-19 lung infection?specifically Dabigat 75, Predmet B, Fibrodone 801, Pulmonac, Ragedox-LB, and multivitamins?be causing his extreme weakness, constant sleepiness, lack of appetite, and daily vomiting, and how should we manage these symptoms given his history of diabetes and high blood pressure?

Asked by Male, 68 · 13 days ago

G.santoshini Reddy

M Pharmacy (Pharmaceutics)

13 days ago

Yes, these medications can certainly cause your father's symptoms. Fibrodone (pirfenidone) and Ragedox-LB (doxycycline) are well-known for causing severe nausea, vomiting, and loss of appetite. Furthermore, Predmet (methylprednisolone) can significantly fluctuate his blood sugar levels, contributing to extreme weakness and sleepiness, which is critical given his diabetes. Daily vomiting also risks dehydration, which can dangerously affect his blood pressure and kidney function. Please consult his doctor promptly. They may adjust his dosages, prescribe anti-nausea medication, or safely alter his regimen. Meanwhile, closely monitor his blood glucose and blood pressure, and offer small, frequent sips of water to keep him hydrated.

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Could the prescribed medications my father is taking to recover from a COVID-19 lung infection?specifically Dabigat 75, Predmet B, Fibrodone 801, Pulmonac, Ragedox-LB, and multivitamins?be causing his extreme weakness, constant sleepiness, lack of appetite, and daily vomiting, and how should we manage these symptoms given his history of diabetes and high blood pressure?

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