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Does Olsertain-AM For BP And Montek LC Tablet Has Any Side Effect?
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I want to know weather there is any side affect on using olsertain-AM for blood pressure and montek LC tablet. PLEASE LET ME KNOW ABOUT THESE AS FAST AS POSSIBLE SIR. Moreover try to adress a remedy to this tablets if they are not good for health.
Montek LC contains montelaukast and levocetrizine which has mast cell stabilization properties usually used in the treatment of allergies and asthma.
Secondly it has mild sedative effect and might cause drowsiness in some of the patients.
Olsertain AM has a combination of olmesartan and amlodepine which can reduce blood pressure drastically when given in combination. the possible side effects might be low blood pressure and pedal edema, which is very common in calcium channel blockers.
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Does Olsertain-AM For BP And Montek LC Tablet Has Any Side Effect?
Dear sir Montek LC contains montelaukast and levocetrizine which has mast cell stabilization properties usually used in the treatment of allergies and asthma. Secondly it has mild sedative effect and might cause drowsiness in some of the patients. Olsertain AM has a combination of olmesartan and amlodepine which can reduce blood pressure drastically when given in combination. the possible side effects might be low blood pressure and pedal edema, which is very common in calcium channel blockers. Thanks