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Hi,will angelique cause my BP to be lowered . I always has high BP but now since i started on Angelique ,my BP is low.Does it also cause stomach cramps , headaces and weeling weak. Is there a substitue for Angelique Thanks usha ## Hi, Usha! There is a chance that it may help to lower your blood pressure, because some blood pressure issues can be caused or aggravated by a hormonal imbalance. Thus, rectifying the hormonal imbalance also helps to correct the blood pressure problem. And yes, it can cause side effects like that, you may also experience acne, moodiness and weight gain. However, I don't know if there is a substitute there. Have you asked your doctor or pharmacist/chemist?
I have been using telma H 40/120 for almost two months. My pulse goes high, I get dry mouth, I feel weakness and breathlessness,. Could all that be side effect of Telma h that I am taking? ## Hi, Sadiq! Sorry about the problems you're having. What have your blood pressure levels been, since you've been taking it? And another question is, how much fluid are you drinking each day? The H in this stands for Hydrochlorothiazide and it's a diuretic that's used to remove excess fluid from the body. However, if it's removing too much, because you aren't taking in enough, it can lead to dehydration and that may be what's causing your symptoms. When on a medication like this, you should be taking in at least 64ounces of fluid daily, not including anything alcoholic or ...
I just want to know the components of medicine Embeta Xr 25, if in Nepal any body wants to know the components of a medicine "Niko" one can easily reply" yes, it contains para cetamole " ## Embeta XR contains the active ingredient Metoprolol in a time released formulation, it is a beta blocker that's most commonly used to treat high blood pressure and certain cardiac conditions. Side effects may include nausea, dizziness, headache and hypotension. Learn more Embeta XR details here. Is there anything else I can help with?
what is the side effects of taking Vamlo 5mg, Doctor has advised to replace Vamlo with Aplaket 250mg, as the previous causes abdorminal pain ## Hi, Khor! Yes, Vamlo contains the active ingredient Amlodipine and it can cause stomach pain/abdominal pain in some people as a side effect. Aplaket contains the active ingredient Ticlopidine, this is actually used to help prevent blood clotting, so it isn't used to the same medical conditions as the Vamlo. What are you taking it to treat? Learn more Aplaket details here. ## vamlo was prescribed for diabetic to prevent heart attack, due to abdorminal pain, aplaket was then used to replace vamlo
I am 65 and have had hypertension treated sucessfully with Ibestartin 300/12.5, Amlodine 5mg and perindopril 5mg very successfully. Six weeks I had an emergency admission to hospital with incapacitating leg pain.and as a result had a microdiscectomy and forminotomy operation which was successful. As i have always monitored my BP I was concerned to see my BP increase to levels around 170/90. My doctor changed my medication to Coveram 10x10mg to counter this in place of Amlodopine and Perindopril, which I understand and agree with. Can you advise when results might be reasonably be seen with this increase in dosage. Also I take Zolpidem 5mg and as this is not always effective am considering also taking 2mg of Circadin prescribed by my doctor rather than increase Zolpidem. Is this a reason...
round white pill....it's marked mylan on top and S12 on the bottom. i would like to know what these pills are. can someone identify this for me please? ## Hi, Sherri! I'm happy to help! This tablet is listed as containing 80mgs of Verapamil, which is an L-type calcium channel blocker that's most commonly used to treat hypertension and some cardiac conditions. Side effects may include nausea, dizziness, hypotension and headache. Learn more Verapamil details here. Is there anything else I can help with?
i have 2.5 mg concor and my doctor tell me to stop concor and change to olmesrtan 40mg Can i stop concor suddenly and use olmesrtan instead of concor or stopping of concor need with drawing? ## Hi, if your doctor has instructed you to just make the switch, there shouldn't be any problem. But feel free to double check with them to be certain. The problems, such as the rebound effects, usually occur when someone just stops such medications abruptly and isn't taking anything else to help control their medical condition. Olmesartan may cause side effects, such as nausea, dizziness, headache and stomach pain. Learn more Olmesartan details here.
Taken Tritace for ten years and Hypertension has been controlled changed to Ramipril B/P now jumps up and down and at the moment extremely high. ## Ramipril is just the generic for Tritace, so there is no difference. Have you changed the dosage? After 10 years, it is possible that your body has just gotten used to the medication, so it is no longer working as well for you. Learn more Tritace details here. Have you contacted your doctor? You will most likely need a dosage adjustment or to try a different medication.
what is the use of stamlo t.what is the difference between stamlo t and stamlo 10mg please give me details ## Regular Stamlo contains the active ingredient Amlodipine. Stamlo-T contains Amlodipine and Telmisartan. They are both used to help treat hypertension and certain cardiac conditions. Learn more Telmisartan details here. Learn more Amlodipine details here. Is there anything else I can help with? ## What are the side effects of stamlo-T??
side effects of Meto Er Ht 50 ## The METO-ER HT tab contains a combination of Metoprolol succinate + Hydrochlorothiazide. Common side effects that can occur with this medication include 1 or more of the following: Chest pain or discomfort Convulsions Decreased urine Dry mouth Increased thirst Lightheadedness, dizziness, or fainting Loss of appetite Mood changes Muscle pain or cramps Nausea or vomiting Numbness or tingling in the hands, feet, or lips Shortness of breath Slow or irregular heartbeat Unusual tiredness or weakness Less common side effects can include: Ankle, knee, or great toe joint pain Decreased ability to exercise Difficult or labored breathing Joint stiffness or swelling Lower back or side pain Swelling of the face, fingers, feet, or lower legs Tightness in the chest Whe...
Small round pink pill. C on one side & P B on other ## Hi, I'm wondering if you ever managed to identify this pill as I too am trying to figure this out. ## Hello, Based on my research, I believe I have identified your pill as Propranolol (40 mg) Propranolol is It is a beta-blocker used to slow down the activity of the heart and decrease blood pressure, chest pain caused by angina, and irregular heart beat. It is also used to protect the heart after a heart attack and to prevent migraines. In general this drug is used if you have high blood pressure, angina (by slowing down the activity of the heart, it reduces the heart's need for oxygen and reduces the risk of angina), irregular heartbeat, physical symptoms of anxiety, such as fast heartbeat, palpitations and trembling, Pr...
My mother is 70 years old, her blood pressure remains 160.90 after taking repace H also as prescribed by the doctor. Recently after taking this medicine the sodium content decreases rapidly and I admitted her in hospital and given NS through vein. Does the Repace H decrease the sodium? ## HI, Rajeev! Yes, the H in this stands for Hydrochlorothiazide, which is a diuretic that removes excess fluid from the body, when fluid is removed in this manner, it also removes sodium and other electrolytes. That most likely means that it's too high of a dosage for her to take. Learn more Hydrochlorothiazide details here. Unless she has been suffering from a problem that involves excess fluid retention, such as edema or ascites, she may be better off taking a medication that doesn't contain a ...
hi i need attentol with hypetension I take 5mg which is pretty low but sensitive to medicine I have lightheadness in the morning but push through it and it seems to calm down by end of day I hate it but don't know what else to do I also push through the tiredness but good news blood pressure is down So how do I handle dizziness or lightheadness other than what I do? ## Hi, Meryl! What are your blood pressure readings at the time you get dizzy and lightheaded? It could be happening if it's going too low, or if you're dehydrated. Is it only happening in the morning? If so, that makes me suspect that it's likely going very low overnight and still low when you awake.
What is a small round pink pill with m35 on one side ## Based on the description provided, I've identified your pill as Chlorthalidone 25 mg. Manufacturer: Mylan Pharmaceuticals Inc. National Drug Code (NDC): 00378-0222 NOTE: photos I've come across depict this tablet as being pink or yellow in color Diuretics such as chlorthalidone are used in the management of hypertension or as adjunctive therapy in edema associated with congestive heart failure. You can learn more about this drug on the page for Chlortalidone Details I hope this helps!
Hi. I've been on Bystolic for about two years, since shortly after a five valve emergency bypass. While taking it (and I'm on so many meds I have NO idea if the Bystolic is responsible for this) I've had SOB and just an incredible weakness in legs. Had LOTS of tests related to the SOB, and they were all good. No actual SOB according to the lung doctor. Now....I ran out of Bystolic about 2 weeks ago and keep forgetting to go get the refill. For the last 10 days or so, I've brief periods of dizziness, some morning headaches, some loss f appetite, and the SOB/weakness issue has gotten exponentially worse. I work for a public utility so I am outdoors all day, and perform somewhat strenuous work. For the last several days, walking up a slight incline or climbing about 25 feet...
What side affects may happen if I take 10mg of Amlodiine along with 100mg Losar Pot/hctz? ## HI, Marie! Has your doctor prescribed them both? Generally these types of medications work synergistically, which means that it can increase the lowering of blood pressure to more than you'd get if you were using just one of them. Amlodipine is a calcium channel blocker. The Losartan with Hydrochlorothiazide combines an ARB with a diuretic. Side effects may include nausea, dizziness, headache, hypotension, stomach pain and dehydration. You can learn more Amlodipine details here and there are more Losartan details here and you can find more Hydrochlrothiaizde details here.
what is the side effects of taking Vamlo 5mg, Doctor has advised to replace Vamlo with Aplaket 250mg, as the previous causes abdorminal pain ## HI, Khor! Vamlo contains the active ingredient Amlodipine and yes, it can cause abdominal pain in some people that take it. Aplaket contains the active ingredient Ticlopidine, it's used to help prevent blood clotting, so it doesn't serve the same purpose as the Vamlo. Are you certain that's the one your doctor said to take? What are you taking it to treat? ## Doctor replaces vamlo with aplaket, stating that vamlo can cause abdominal pain. So I thought they serves the same purpose
Iv just been diagnosed with act, im female and 58. Feeling really tired and weak. My Dr as put me on 1.25 mornings and evenings but wants to get me up to 5 mg morning's only. Anyone got advice or reassurance that I will start to feel better and not have to undergo catheter ablation. Thank you. ## Sorry hit wrong key. Diagnosed with SVT ## Cardicor contains the active ingredient Bisoprolol, which is a beta blocker and they do successfully help some people with heart function, so you should definitely follow your doctor's instructions and give it a try. I was on a similar medication for about a year and experienced approximately 99% improvement in cardiac function. Learn more Bisoprolol details here. It won't happen over night, though. It will take awhile and you'll need t...
the pharmacy put the label on in such a way that you cannot read the expiration date on the bottle without tearing it; the only thing that can be seen is the bar code with the numbers 8 0069-1540-68 8, a blue outlined box with 5283 in it, a partial 2-5 above a black box with 05-6819-32 underneath the black box, and a 9802 under a smaller bar code on the opposite side ## For tablets in a pharmacy dispensed bottle, the expiration date is one year from the date you received them from the pharmacy. :-) They last longer in the original factory sealed containers, but once that has been opened and they've been exposed to the elements that can cause degradation, the one year expiration applies. After that time, they begin to lose potency. Is there anything else I can help with?