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Can medication met xl 25mg be replaced by prolomet xl 25mg and tablet telma 40mg be replaced by stamlo d. Previously, my father used to take prolomet and stamlo d but one during lockdown in August my father was not feeling well so he was admitted in Railway hospital and Dr. Changed his medication to metxl 25mg once in a day and Telma 40mg twice a day. Nowadays, he Is feeling lots of weakness and he was telling that while taking prolomet xl 25mg and stamlo D he used to feel much better... plz suggest can v start taking previous medication or my dad should continue with metxl 25mg and Telma 40mg.
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I think consult a doctor again for weakness.
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Dr. Epari Satish Kumar
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28 yrs exp
Chennai
Met XL and prolomet XL are same drugs , but stamlo and telmisartan are two different drugs used for controlling blood pressure , you should check with your cardiologist
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Dr. S. B. Nagori
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49 yrs exp
Kolkata
Continue the previous medicine
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