How do you manage a TypeII diabetic with hypertension and peripheral neuropathy, with no response2Carbamazepi?

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Uli asked:


The Patient is a 60+ years old lady who was diagnosed to be suffering from Diabetes during a routine clinical examination at a followup session to her otherwise well controlled Hypertension >30years, she had been on Atenolol and Nifedipine. Currently she is on Atenolol and Nimodipine. A trial at Physiotherapy, simple analgesics excersize has not helped much. Her major complains now burn like pain in the feet with greater concentration at the heels. She is on oral hypoglycaemics plus diet modification her blood sugar levels are good bet 4-7mMol/L

Justin
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    2 Responses to “How do you manage a TypeII diabetic with hypertension and peripheral neuropathy, with no response2Carbamazepi?”

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      February 9th, 2008 at 9:57 pm

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      February 12th, 2008 at 2:08 am

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