Which non-pharm recommendations will you discuss with gh

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The patient's grandmother, GH, is a 70 y/o female with complaints of athlete's foot and a few white dots inside of her mouth that do not really bother her. She has a PMH of T2DM, PAD, and COPD, for which she uses an Advair inhaler. Additionally, she recently was treated for a skin infection with a course of antibiotics. What are your diagnoses and what risk factors does the patient have for these disease states? Which non-pharm recommendations will you discuss with GH? Which medications will you prescribe for GH today? How will you counsel her? She comes back in 2 months. She started rinsing her mouth after Advair use, and her thrush has resolved. However, she still has athlete's foot. What is your next recommendation for her?

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