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Your father have hypertension. Hypertension over long term can cause secondary complications. You should get some workup done atleast once a year. Cbc, rft, rbs, ecg, echo, fundus, these are some bare minimum. If you had it done you can send me the reports, I will review. Now for treatment, telmisartan is really good drug. And there is no problem taking all the mentioned drug together from drug interaction point of view. But his rft needs to be checked up before that. I would definitely like to ...more

I suggest do not change the medicine from metoprolol to telmistatran 40 because by this your blood pressure become elevated sir. Continue the same medication sir.

Hi,
Telsar H is combination of Telmisartan and Hydrochlorothiazide. It is same as taking Telmisartan and Chlorthalidone separately.

As you said your physical activity is nil. Try to improve that first. Plus you need to control your stress and anxiety. Healthy diet low in salt, fat, simple carbohydrate and rich in fibres, vegetables along with daily exercise may help to control your bp.

Consult your doctor again. He may change the medicine, if not satisfied then let me know the more details abot you. For homeo treatment.

1.Your blood sugar is under control, continue with metformin tablet
2.Your Bp is not under control. The combination of amlodepine with hydrochlorothiazide is effective in controlling Bp.
3.Continue for some days, reduce your salt intake, control your diet, go for regular exercise.
4.Monitor your BP and if still it is not controlled, consult physician for alternative medicine like Telmasatan with amlodepine

No it would not have any adverse effect. But preferably stick to one combination, as far as possible.

Yes it is safe it can get erected but these medicine are only time being it cannot cure completely for the problems and as you take it for long time even that will not be useful further.

This high blood pressure may be the cause of his headache & uneasiness. This BP needs to be brought down immediately so It will be best to take him to a local hospital and get BP lowering treatment started under the observation of a cardiologist, if there are no cardiologist near you, then consult an MD medicine.
Once the BP stabilizes take him to a cardiologist for a detailed cardiac evaluation.

Dear sir, I can see you are under the care of a good doctor. Please continue his treatment. But for the sinking feeling in your heart, I suggest you ask him to try changing some medication. Exercise and yoga also help in reducing bp and giving a sense of well being. But first, take the cardiologist's opinion regarding exercise.