Nilol HD 25 mg/10 mg Tablet Health Feed

Prescribed Panazep ls to be taken at night and prescribed atenolol to be taken in morning after clinical examination

Atenolol 200 is a quite high dose. Need to consult your cardiologist whether you really need it. Have a close monitoring of your heart rate.

Yes it is totally safe to take multivitamin tablets along with atenolol. There is no adverse effects.

measure BP once every month on fixed dates after resting for ten minutes. Suggest no change of medicines at present

Would say if hashimoto you have with cystic degeneration then pulse therapy would be needed well thiazides are another option.

that medicine is best which controls BP without much side effects. Atenolol has been used for nearly 50 years with excellent safety in younger ages like your mother. If BP is uncontrolled there are other good options which can be discussed if needed. Best wishes

Hi lybrate-user you are diagnosed as hypertension at very young age .and as you mentioned you are on amlokind -at which is a calcium channel blocker. And beta blocker.
Your heart rate in this range could be because of betablocker assuming that no other medical condition such as hypothyroid is not present.

Hello, Thanks for the query.
I have seen the details given. I learn that you have Hypothyroidism and hypertension. But there is absolutely no mention of necessary details like T4, T3 & TSH levels, BP readings, dosage of Levothyroxine being taken and also dosage of other drugs taken. Without any of these details, it is difficult to give any opinion.
In pregnancy first choice drug for hypertension is Methyledopa, then Labetolo and Nifedipine. Olmesartan is contraindicated.
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Which antihypertensive where you taking before you got pragnant? To answer your query, nifedipine and alpha methyldopa are both safe in pragnancy. No effect on baby, not taking those medicine will hv effect on baby, high bp = less blood going to baby, not to over correct and be hypotensive as well, do not adjust dose of your antihypertensive by your self.

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