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Regarding Hypertension medication
My mother has been taking telma am 40 once daily for last 4 years.
2 days back doctor has prescribed telma l n 40 in morning and cilacar 20 in evening daily as her bp was high.
Is it safe to take both medicines daily
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Yes it is safe to take above medicines as both are recommended first line medications for Hypertension.
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Ya it is safe . according to pt condition need change the medicine...for further management contact with physician
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Yup safe to take them. It's advisable to keep a journal of regular BP monitoring filled twice a day.
It will help you to ensure your mother's blood pressure is always in control
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Yes it is safe
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Dr. Jeevan Kumar
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6 yrs exp
Karimnagar
Yes it is safe
More details contact me in practo for further managment
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