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Could The Burning Tingly Feeling In The Feet And Legs Be Due To Micardis?

Hi I have been taking maicardis for sever years now. I have been having sever joint pain . can this be from the micardis. I started taking cayenne pepper capusules about a month ago. Could they react, I also have burning tingly feeling in feet and lower leg.
Mon, 12 Jan 2015
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Hello,

Welcome to HCM and thanks for your query.
There is no recognised interaction between Micardis and Cayenne pepper.
Joint pain and swelling is a known but rare side effect of micardis. Numbness and tingling is also reported.
I shall be happy answer more queries if you have any.
take care,
Dr Noble Zachariah
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Could The Burning Tingly Feeling In The Feet And Legs Be Due To Micardis?

Hello, Welcome to HCM and thanks for your query. There is no recognised interaction between Micardis and Cayenne pepper. Joint pain and swelling is a known but rare side effect of micardis. Numbness and tingling is also reported. I shall be happy answer more queries if you have any. take care, Dr Noble Zachariah