Telma D 40mg/1.5mg Tablet Health Feed

Dear Lybrateuser,
- Your BP is under control due to medication
- also you have to follow a strict diet & exercise regimen
- it is advisable to consult your treating physician before you make any changes in your medicine schedule as there are always chances of the BP shooting up again.

Upto 10 mmhg variation between two upper limbs is normal and physiological, your bp is fine, continue with same treatment.

Hello, antihypertensive medication usually continued life long and stoping them may cause relapse however if you stop them then do exercise and good diet control
and follow up with your nearest doctor.
Good luck.

Your father should not change any medicine without doctor's advice. It maybe harmful and can lead to other complications. But we have to look into the details of the problem. Let's have a detailed discussion for better advice and medication plan.

Both can be taken together. She may require creatinine and potassium and sodium levels monitoring for this combination. Best wishes.

Telma h and tazloc am
both have telmisartan but first has hydrochlorthiazide and
second has amlodipine send bp reading.

Please take following medicine:-
Ocyl - 0/ 2 three times a day for one week.
Revert back after one week with feedback.

B. P still high. Review needed. Plenty of vegetable and fruits. Exercise. Meditation good. Salt less than 2g day.

You should get yourself evaluated for secondary hypertension. Like hormone disorders aldosteronoma, hyperthyroidism, pheochromocytoma and other things like renal artery stenosis.

Continue your medicines for high b. P. Eat as whole grain foods, green veg. Juice, plenty of water at least 8 glass of water in a day. Avoid high cholesterol foods, oily, fatty, junk, fast foods, foods from out sided, sweat foods.
Go for walk daily, do yoga, cycling, any good exercise i. E cycling, avoid stress, try to take good sleep at night. Checkup your body by blood tests and physical examination at regular time.