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Sheela Karthikeyan
The candidate is diagnosed with a 25 % block in 2017 during annual checkups and is diabetic , hypertension and Cholesterol for the past 10 years . But active and no other complications.
Was on Telma H , Telma 40 , glyciphage,tonact, Ecosprin, Nebistar. Last two years instead of Telma , Cilacor 5 mg is taken twice a day but the BP is hovering around 130-135/80-95 generally.
Everyday one hour walking is undertaken.
Can we go back to Telma instead of Cilacor since that time the BP readings were under normal .
Presently Glucose is 6.3 (HbA1C), cholesterol within normal conditions including electrolytes and lipids .
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Dr. Ajeya N. Ukadgaonkar
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Aurangabad
Why was telma stopped and cilacar started if her bp was controlled on temla ?
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Dr. S. B. Nagori
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49 yrs exp
Kolkata
You can shift to Telma
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Dr. Anand Lingan
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19 yrs exp
Mysore
Will need more specific bp trend at present to guide about change of medication for high BP.Kindly consult online directly to guide you better.
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