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Do Carvedilol, Valsartan, Baby Aspirin, L-Arginine And Atorvastatin Interact With Each Other?

Heart attack 3 years ago 62 yr old male My doc has me on a bunch of drugs and supplements Morning carvidilol 3.25, valsartin, baby Asa, eye health lutein, L arginine, emprizol. During the day cg-10 Evening carvidilol, atorvistatin, 5-htp. And if my blood pressure is higher than 150, or HR more than 85, take another carvidilol My concern is any negative interactions between all this stuff.
Wed, 26 Jul 2017
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Hi, welcome to health care. The scientific evidence is blunt. And many studies have proven that it is what benefits the patient and what don't do that. The medicine that you are taking (beta blocker, aspirin, hypolipemens) has been shown to increase survival in the person with heart problems and to stop the progression to heart failure (a state in which the heart does not pump blood effectively). Another necessary medication is the angiotensin-converting enzyme inhibitor (enalapril, esinopril)
That is to say that you must take the medication although it is annoying to take many drugs these rarely interact with each other or cause adverse effects, and when they do it is necessary to measure the risk on the benefit very well.
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Do Carvedilol, Valsartan, Baby Aspirin, L-Arginine And Atorvastatin Interact With Each Other?

Hi, welcome to health care. The scientific evidence is blunt. And many studies have proven that it is what benefits the patient and what don t do that. The medicine that you are taking (beta blocker, aspirin, hypolipemens) has been shown to increase survival in the person with heart problems and to stop the progression to heart failure (a state in which the heart does not pump blood effectively). Another necessary medication is the angiotensin-converting enzyme inhibitor (enalapril, esinopril) That is to say that you must take the medication although it is annoying to take many drugs these rarely interact with each other or cause adverse effects, and when they do it is necessary to measure the risk on the benefit very well.