I am currently taking allopathic medicine for hypertension. My homeopathy doctor also gave medicine for vertigo, blood presure etc. Is it okay to take Allopathy and homeopathy together like this?
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Hello, yes totally okay to take both medicines. Just give a gap of 15 mins between both the medicines. Also, Allopathy Hypertensive tablets should never be stopped abruptly. Pls, follow up with your doctor regularly. To know more & for any other concern you can call us or reach us online.
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Good afternoon practo user!
Yes, you can take both medicines parallely giving gap of at least 20 minutes between the two.
Try to switch on Homoeopathic medicines only as these have no side effects.
If you are taking allopathic medicines from long time then try to stop it gradually not suddenly.
Sometimes having both medicines can lower down your blood pressure less than normal limits.
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