Olsar H 12.5Mg/50Mg Tablet Health Feed

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.

Hello, To avoid any side effect of medication:
Go for meditation to reduce stress in order to nourish your body conditioning the heart and to regularise your  digestive system, as well.
Take, plenty of water ro hydrate your body.
Your diet be easily digestible on time to avoid gastric disorder that triggers BP & raised heart rate. Take, low fats fluid milk (calcium, Beet juice, Hibiscus tea, Pomegranate juice (angiotensit II), Cranberry juice (anti inflamation & antioxidant ).
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Yes it is safe to use these medicines in diabetic. But what is reason for swelling. If not investigated then get her tests done. With these medicines and in elderly keep checking her electrolytes periodically.

No if your bp is less then 140/90 stop medicines and try
exercise daily for 45 minutes a day
brisk walk daily at a speed not less then 5.1 km /hr daily for 15 minutes
eat low salt food
add fibres to you diet reduce your weight
don't take ghee or butter use saffola or olive oil instead.
Take low fat food avoid dairy produ1. No alcohol 2. Reduce body wt 3. No smoking/ tobacco 4. Diet - no ghee/ butter, have mix of vegetable oils - mustard, til, ground nut, olive oil, have m...more

First medicine triolmesar is usual medicine. Your combination is required only if blood test creatinine is high.

No they are not the same..
Triolmesar contain 3 different medicine including olmesartan.
And it is better don't change any medication without consulting..

propranolol or other betablockers group of medicines have minimal side effects compared to other medicines you had been taking
continue with medicines even if bp gets normal because these betablockers reduce the risk of getting heart attack or stroke
second fear, safety for diabetics, these medicines do affect blood sugar levels and lipids too but it's so minimal that your dose of Medicine for diabetes will not be affected.

Yes the side effects are eye pain, vision problems;
dry mouth, thirst, nausea, vomiting;
feeling weak, drowsy, restless, or light-headed;
fast or uneven heartbeat;
muscle pain or weakness;
numbness or tingly feeling;
a red, blistering, peeling skin rash;

Nothing is that critical but you need one md physician as creatinine just deranged, eoshinopil also just deranged.
They need regular follow up.

Avoid nsaids repeat creatinine after 2 week have adequate volume of water .not too much don't be so dry as well.
Go for urine routine micro and usg abdomen and kub
check electrolytes, phosphorus.