Corbis 2.5 MG Tablet Health Feed

No any tab good or bad.
The tablet which suits you n your bp is maintained is good for you.
Only tab heardly work you have to control your diet, change lifestyle, add excercise simplest is brick walk 40 min, five days a week.
Listen every tablet have some or more side effects, so you can't change every medicine two months or so.
Better to consult your doctor, because your treating doctor must know which tab you have stop, or switch on.

Hi, At your age we need to rule out secondary causes of hypertension apart from only treating it. What are your current bp readings? Do not stop concor without consulting as at this age beta blockers are mainstay in hypertension due to increased sympathetic tone. Take Care.

Please consult with your complete Echo report, ECG, BP readings and symptoms and any family history of HCMP or sudden cardiac arrest in family. We will be able to advise only after looking at the above information.

Yes, it can be dangerous. It can drop the blood pressure. Keep a bp monitoring machine at home to prevent such mishaps. If bp gets low then make him lie down with feet raised and make him drink salt drinks /ors solution, till the blood pressure normalise.

Apart from taking ongoing treatment I will suggest you to take tablet folvite 5mg once a day and tablet vitamind (60000iu) once a week for six months and increase your self confidence.

Modified-release dosage is a mechanism that (in contrast to immediate-release dosage) delivers a drug with a delay after its administration (delayed-release dosage) or for a prolonged period of time (extended-release [er, xr, xl] dosage) or to a specific target in the body (targeted-release dosage. But contain is same.

Oxetol xr acts for about 24 hrs while oxetol acts for about 6 hrs.
So the duration of effect varies.

Take medication as per prescription and I will suggest you to do suryanamaskar and kapalbharti daily as per your capacity for a minimum of six months

Any folic acid preparation is OK. If susten 300 is prescribed due to symptoms of threatened miscarriage, the dose should not be altered. If not, the dose doesn't matter.

Chewing chewable tablets may help faster absorption of the drug. There are chewable tabs which can be chewed but non chewable enteric coated tabs have to be swallowed as they should not come into contact with gastric acid and should directly reach intestines. Yu check your tables is enteric coated or film coated which can be chewed but bitter taste may be troublesome.