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Medicine reaction
I have been taking 1. (S) Amlodipin 1.25 mg
2. Metoprolol succinate ER 12.5 MG
3. NOW Dr. Added one more medicine ie remipril 2.5 mg
Can I take all three safely or not at a time
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Taking all the three medicines is not contraindicated, if your Cardiologist has prescribed you all these medicines after proper follow up , ECG , Heart rate and BP then you should stick to the treatment.
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Do proper Cardiologist follow ups.
Incase of dizziness/chest pain/swelling in legs , or persistent cough , contact your doctor immediately.
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You can take the medicines together at any particular time of the day.
Do regular BP monitoring twice a day , one in the morning and evening and try to note your BP for the next follow up.
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Dr. Rentapalla Sathish Kumar
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Dehradun
Yes u can take all three medications, but one thing is not clear, all the medications are going in low doses and amlong is for hypertensions and metoprolo and ace can be used for hypertension and heart failure.
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u need to specify the reason for which they were prescribed, given ur age of 78 i would like to avoid poly pill
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send ur opd opinion form fomrom ur doctor, so that I can asses with precision
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