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15 days back my blood pressure medication was changed to Losartan 50mg from Telmisartan 40 due to hyperuricemia. Since last 2-3 days having severe twitching of biceps of right hand. Could this be due to medication? I am also taking 2.5mg Bisoprolol.
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You need to consult your physician for continuation of the medicine.
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