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When to stop Telmisartan tablets?

2020-04-16 04:01:21
My mother is taking Telmisartan 40 tablets from more than a year. I feel there are some side effects of this medicine like fatigue and dizziness. Need to know if she can stop taking this medicine if the blood pressure is constantly measured as normal.
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Firstly the tb.telmisartan will not cause the symptoms u mentioned. so give her multivitamins and vitD capsule.
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regularly check her BP

Answered2020-04-16 13:10:00

YESNO

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Hello, Fatigue and dizziness are not known with telmisartan medicine. Have you checked her bp ? I think you need ti consult as I need more information for further advice. For the time being you can continue taking the medicine as it is.

Answered2020-04-16 10:03:56

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One doctor should be consulted

Answered2020-04-16 04:27:26

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Try 20 mg Monitor bp and update

Answered2020-04-16 04:05:37

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