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High Blood Pressure, Taken Amlong And Anxit, Taking Concor Cor And Amlong, Rashes In Hand. Should I Continue Tablet?
hello doctor, i am martin (male 27 yrs 74 kg weight bpo staff) have got high blood pressure for a period of three months in the range of 160/100 mmhg and ldl level 166 mg/dl and the doctor (general physician) prescribed Amlong 2.5 mg and anxit 2.5 mg. after two months i checked with blood test and my ldl level 170 mg/dl and still didn t get reduced so i had met another doctor (interventional cardiologist ) he advised me take concor cor 2.5 mg in the morning and amlong 2.5 mg in night.. now i feel better but because of concor cor 2.5 mg i got allergy rashes in my hand..shall i continue with the tablet or have to change the drug?
Mon, 3 Sep 2012
Hi welcome to Health care magic forum. You have got hyper tension and your physician has priscribed Amlong 2.5 and anxit thinking that this dose may be sufficient actually it is suffecient. in your case
it is not suffecient. your cardiologist has priscribed amlong and concor.
Concor didnt showing reaction to you. So you should stop concor. There are several drugs and combinations for you to use. So i advise you to consult your doctor again for present condition.
Besides i advise you to follow some diet recomendations as avoid taking excess of salt spices chillies sea foods junkfoods and oil consumption.
thanks for calling.
it is not suffecient. your cardiologist has priscribed amlong and concor.
Concor didnt showing reaction to you. So you should stop concor. There are several drugs and combinations for you to use. So i advise you to consult your doctor again for present condition.
Besides i advise you to follow some diet recomendations as avoid taking excess of salt spices chillies sea foods junkfoods and oil consumption.
thanks for calling.
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