telmi if u have moderate high bp

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Hi — that’s a very valid question and I’m glad you asked before continuing both medicines together. Let’s go over this clearly so you understand what’s best for you long term Telmisartan vs Cilnidipine — which is better? Both medicines are used for high blood pressure, but they belong to different classes and work in different ways: 1. Telmisartan – an Angiotensin Receptor Blocker (ARB) Protects heart, kidneys, and blood vessels long-term. Especially beneficial if you have diabetes, borderline sugar, kidney disease, or obesity. Has additional metabolic benefits (slight improvement in insulin sensitivity and cholesterol). Usually well tolerated with very few side effects. 2. Cilnidipine – a Calcium Channel Blocker (CCB) Helps relax blood vessels and reduces BP effectively. Also reduces heart rate and prevents reflex tachycardia (better than older CCBs like amlodipine). Sometimes causes mild ankle swelling or leg heaviness with long use. Does not protect kidneys as strongly as Telmisartan. Long-term preference If you are a young male (37 years) with no major kidney, heart, or diabetic issues, Telmisartan is generally considered better for long-term control and organ protection. In fact, many modern BP regimens use a combination — Telmisartan + Cilnidipine — for patients whose BP is not well controlled by one alone. So, the choice depends on: Your average BP readings Any swelling in feet (common with Cilnidipine) Kidney/liver function Presence of diabetes or obesity Suggested plan 1. If you’re newly diagnosed and BP is mildly raised (≤150/90) — start with Telmisartan 40 mg once daily. 2. If BP remains above 140/90 after 10–14 days — your doctor can add Cilnidipine 10 mg to the same tablet (fixed-dose combo available). 3. Always monitor BP twice daily for 7 days before deciding to change medicine. 4. Continue lifestyle modification: Reduce salt (<5g/day), avoid processed food. 30 min brisk walk daily. Maintain healthy weight, avoid stress and alcohol. Reassurance Both drugs are safe for long-term use, but Telmisartan offers better heart and kidney protection and fewer side effects — so it’s preferred as the base medicine. However, final adjustment should be made after reviewing your BP trend, kidney function, and pulse rate. I can personally help you decide the right dose, timing, and if a combination is needed, after checking your BP readings and reports. You can message me directly on WhatsApp at nine three two six zero two zero five three six — send your recent BP readings and any other medicines you’re taking. I’ll guide you with a personalized long-term BP management plan that keeps your numbers stable and organs protected for years.

Hi, For young age hypertension, Telmisartan is the preferred drug because it has protective effect on kidneys and heart.

Both are fine

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Both are useful, both have side effects, both have some protective function for the heart. You can continue one of them, in prescribed dose ,till you tolerate it well. If any side effect develops, can be changed.

Telmisartan is preferred as a single drug treatment for a mild hypertension.For a stage 2 hypertension you may need a combination of the both

Telmisartan is better for BP control

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Its depends on your profile especially the age and BP readings. We can never compare drugs like that. Both are good in their own way

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Can help you, kindly consult and provide detailed history for proper diagnosis and further management

Considering your age as a factor , Telmisartan is the better choice of drug for your hypertension Having said that , its better if you once get your Renal function test and serum electrolytes tested

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