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I am 37 years old and i was taking Telvas 40 mg from last one year because of high B.P. Now for the last month i have been taking Nebicard 5mg, and my B.P. is normal. Should i take more tablets and continue treatment or can i stop it? Please advise. Thanks. ## Nebicard contains the active ingredient Nebivolol, which is a beta blocker that's commonly used to treat high blood pressure and certain cardiac conditions. Learn more Nebicard details here. And no, you can't just stop taking it, once you're hitting normal levels. There is a very good chance that the only reason you're hitting those normal levels is because you're taking the medication. So, if you stop it, there's a good chance that your blood pressure may just raise again. Additionally, abruptly stopping t...

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Can you tell me what it is? I found it in my niece's drawer. Please dont let it be nothing bad ## The pill which you are describing is Clonidine 0.2 mg manufactured by Actavis [1]. It has been mainly used to treat high blood pressure, although has found new uses - including treatment of some types of neuropathic pain, opioid detoxification, sleep hyperhidrosis, anaesthetic use, and off-label, to counter the side effects of stimulant medications such as methylphenidate or amphetamine. It is becoming a more accepted treatment for insomnia, as well as for relief of menopausal symptoms. To read more about this medication please see: Do you have any other questions or information to add? Please post back if you do... References [1] ## That is a clonidine .02 mg blood pressure pill....th...

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I have been taking Atenolol 50mg for about 4 years to treat my hypertension; it was working wonderfully, but I suddenly had to switch to Metoprolol Succ. ER 3 months ago because of a manufacturer shortage of Atenolol. I took it just as I did the Atenolol: which was whenever I woke up/got my day started, I paid no mind to missing a dose here and there (such as when I felt like sleeping all day) or whether or not I was taking it with a meal---so basically totally wrong. I realize now I was not taking the Atenolol exactly as indicated, but it never posed a significant problem. However, my BP levels are basically where they were before I ever started Atenolol now that I have switched to Metoprolol ER (135/85-150/90 something). The day I went to my doctor for my 3 month checkup (which was 2 ...

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I can not find Azor anywhere in Jhb S.A. Why is there a shortage and what else must I take? Just off the market no warning. I have Xanor as replacement, will this work the same? I'm experiencing awfull withdrawals. Is it in my head or real? What are the withdrawal symptoms? Am I the only one struggling here??

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Immediately following the drug name on my prescription, is the word "Leg": Losartan Potassium 100mg Tab Leg What does "Leg" mean? ## Hello, Gayle! How are you? That is an abbreviation for the manufacturer, Legacy Pharmaceuticals. Some pharmacies list it on the label, some don't, and some might change each time you pick up a refill. LOL The FDA lists the typical side effects of this medication as possibly including nausea, dizziness, increased urination, hypotension, and headache. Is there anything else I can help with? ## What does "LEG" mean on my 20mg Lisinopril prescription? I cannot find the explanation for the letters LEG on this prescription.

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my pharmacists gave me to different types of pills for 40mg lisinopril the new one has w942 on it it looks rose colored i guess is this right i cant find anything on it ## Yes, this tablet does contain 40mgs of Lisinopril, an ACE inhibitor used to treat high blood pressure and cardiac conditions. This tablet is manufactured by Wockhardt USA. Side effects may include: nausea, dizziness, headache and stomach pain. More details: Are there any other questions? ## My wife gets dizzy from the Wockhardt Lisinopril, whereas she did not from the Teva Lisinopril, all 10mg. Is this common to others? Or just an unusual reaction particular to her? We've been having trouble finding the Teva pill - is it in short supply in the US at this time? ## Jim, has she consulted her doctor and/or checked he...

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I was advised to take ctd6 25mg daily each morning. Why? ## Hello, Ramesh! How are you? Chlorthalidone is a diuretic that removes excess fluid from the body, it's used to treat conditions such as high blood pressure, congestive heart failure or edema. Learn more Chlorthalidone details here. Side effects may include nausea, dizziness, headache and dehydration. Did you ask your doctor what your condition is? ## Maximum duration advised for taking ctd 6.25 medicine ## Within 3 days after starting this tablet, I started feeling giddy, exhausted and run down, and sleepy. I have high BP for which I am taking other tablets, but I have stopped taking this one. ## can azilsartan bisoprolol and chlorthalidone can be taken together

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I'm calling the FDA on Lupin Pharmaceuticals. I have been on lisinopril for many years. Once I started with the newer version that they put out in May, I have had awful symptoms of my blood pressure being out of control. I just started on their newer version a week or so ago. On Saturday, September 23, 2017, I was rushed to the ER with blood pressure 201/103. Since this incident, I have been monitoring my pressure more and it's been jumping around from 123/88 to 179/90 at random times. I am exercising-elliptical 30 minutes per day, drinking water and without abnormal stress. My blood pressure has been undependable since this company changed their pills. I therefore pray that these new pills do not cause harm to anyone. After reading on here that other people were having similar ...

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I am 57 and have been taking coveram 5mg for 6 months. About 4 months ago my face started looking like it was permanently sunburnt. My doctor has taken me off it and put me on Coversyl 10mg. Will my face return to its normal colour and if so how long will it take? ## Hello, Annalise! How are you? It depends on what caused the facial flushing. How high is your blood pressure? High blood pressure can cause that in some people and if that's what caused it, it may linger. If it was due to the medication, then it should only take a few weeks for things to return to normal. Is there anything else I can help with? ## Hi Verwon, Thanks for your reply. My blood pressure was normal whilst taking the Coveram. I have been taking a different bp medication for the last month and the redness has g...

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gave my dad toprin in ER for fibrillation. Help? What is it? ## Did you mean Toprol? If so, it contains the active ingredient Metoprolol, which is used to treat various cardiac conditions, as well as high blood pressure. The FDA lists its typical side effects as possibly including increased urination, hypotension, increased urination, headache, and nausea. Has he been prescribed any other medications? Was this his first instance of afib? Can you double check the name of the medication they gave him and post back? Thank you!

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I am taking 1.5 mg of Nebivolol daily. I am suspicious that Viagra could be a problem with potentiation. Anyone know? ## I am a 44 year old female. I am taking nebistar h since 10 year after second delivery. At present, my blood pressure has been 160/110 so the doctor gave me telvas 40. Can I take it regularly? What are the side effects? Please advise me. ## I'm on nebivolol 2.5mg and my libido has gone down completely. Could it be the drug I'm taking that's causing it? ## Yes, the NIH does warn that taking both Viagra and Nebivolol could cause dangerous lowering of the heart rate and blood pressure. Sarita, those are dangerous blood pressure levels, so it is always best to follow your doctor's instructions, the NIH lists the typical side effects as possibly including na...

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I recently went to fill my rx at my local pharmacy. I was told that bystolic would not be in until the end of the month because it was being repackage for 90 day supplies. I have already paid for a 90 day supply at the cost of $113.00 and the pharmacist suggested that I go with the 5mg for now and take two of these to make the 10 mg. This will Now cost me another $80.00. I am not going to do this. I really like the bystolic. It does well for me but I cannot afford this. I should not have to pay for your untimely mistake. I was never notified that all of this was going to take place. How do you suggest I solve this problem? I cannot go without a blood pressure pill until the end of the month. ## They are saying there are problems. 10/28/14 Bystolic 10mg tablet unavailable. 10/15/14 Manuf...

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Hi, I have been taking Metoprolol 12mg daily. for palpitations. (this is only my thrid dose). I don't like the side effects, my heart rate was 53 last nite... I want to stop taking this med. How can I stop? Thank you. ## There are many people that have problems due to the side effects of this class of medications. That said, however, since you are taking it for such a serious condition, it is not advisable to just stop abruptly. It can cause a rebound effect that could make your palpitations worse. You should contact your doctor, immediately, regarding this matter. Have you tried getting in touch with your doctor, yet? ## I am on 100 mg per day of Metoprolol for borderline HBP. I've been on the med about six months, but the last month I've been experiencing non-stop heart pa...

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I have been prescribed hydrochlorot for hypertension along with atenolol. I've been taking it for several years. After having some issues with fatigue I reviewed the side effects and cautions. One of the cautions was that if you are allergic to penicillin not to take this medication. I have some auto immune markers that are not good but not severe enough to warrant a diagnosis for an auto immune disease. However, I've had flesh eating strep in my lower right leg tissue twice. Lately if I as much get a scrap or insect bite on the scarred leg tissue it turns into an itchy red ugly patch that takes for ever to heal. Are they related? ## I have allergies to several medications including penicillin. I break out in hives the size of baseballs and larger. My blood pressure is so out of...

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Is 50mg metoprolol succ er equal to 50mg of atenolol? ## Actually, no since they are the same dosage, they are not equivalent. For each 50mgs of Atenolol, you'd need 100mgs of the Metoprolol. Did your doctor make this dosage change, or are you trying to figure it out on your own? Learn more Metoprolol details here. Learn more Atenolol details here. ## Dr is switching me from 100 mg atenolol daily to 100 mg metoprolol. I’m nervous as to what side effects I might have. Any clue?

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I'm not sure if morning or evening is the best time to take Losartan. When should I take the medication? ## Generally, unless the instructions state otherwise, it should be taken in the morning, that way it will be working during the time of day that you are usually most active. The FDA lists the typical side effects of this medication as possibly including nausea, dizziness, headache, increased urination, and hypotension. I cut mine in half and take it twice a day, with my cardiologist's approval, because it works better for me that way. Are you on any other medications? ## whenis the best time to take losartan and simvastatin

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It happens one year ago. I felt dizzy sometimes. Doc said I got high blood. Sometimes up sometimes down. Doc gave me 2.5mg. But the dizzy still there sometimes plus I always have headache, tiredness, lip dry and always go toilet. And I realise when I get angry I feel dizzy. I wonder is it cos of the medicine? Before I only feel dizzy. Just slight dizzy. Now the dizzy is like worse. Any advice?

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I have been taking lisinopril 10 mg by sandoz for 15 years with good results. My pharmacy said it has been on back order and said they could fill it with what they have in the store. What can I do since I do not want to change companies after all this time. Is there something comparable to the sandoz brand that will not give me side effects? ## Have you tried the one that your pharmacy has available? The FDA lists the typical side effects as possibly including nausea, dizziness, headache, increased urination, and hypotension.

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Every time I take a blood pressure pill my blood pressure rises to over 200/110. I took myself off and my bp was back to 109/75. This lasted over 10 months and destroyed my immune system. Why? My bp is very normal yet I am destroyed. ## What have you experienced that has led you to believe they've destroyed your immune system? What blood pressure medication were you taking? When are you checking it? Is it before, or after activity? Before or after eating? The FDA lists the typical side effects as possibly including nausea, dizziness, headache, increased urination, and hypotension.

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high blood pressure medication ## My mother was told to add this medicine to her current blood pressure medicine - what is the purpose of Prexim 4mg - any side affects? ## My Dr prefer Prexim4mg instead of Cozaar or Pritorco because of Angiodema and Brogispasma. Is there any side effects of this before i start with Prexim4mg with Fedaloc ## I try to find out iss there any side effects of Prexum becauce im using cozaar. And dr prefer prexim becauce of angiodema and brongismaAlready submit ## Prexim is list as containing Cefexime, which is an antibiotic, it is not used to treat high blood pressure. Can you all double check the name and post back? The NIH lists the typical side effects of this antibiotic as possibly including nausea, dizziness, headache, and diarrhea.

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