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2021-12-27 18:35:07
I was on prolomet and I have been advised for a change of medicine telma 40 in the morning and prolomet 25 in the night and after week doctor advised to stop prolomet and continue with telma alone. Whether this will cause any issue or symptoms due to sudden change of medicine and stoping prolomet 50 in the morning.
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No it won't. In fact prolomet 50 is a very weak BP medicine its not a first line drug preferred for BP control. Telmisartan 40 mg is a first line agent with goid effects on BP.

Answered2021-12-30 02:22:28

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No it wont affect

Answered2021-12-27 18:53:45

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