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Suggest Treatment For Nausea And Leg Pain After Coming Off Chlor

I was taking atenol/chlor50/25 the doctor removed chlor25 . My blood pressure goes up and rapidly mostly high I get nauseated after lunch every day and light headed, also have slight pain down my right leg. Could not taking the chlor cause any of these symptoms
Mon, 10 Nov 2014
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HI, thanks for using healthcare magic

The discontinuation of the other aspect of the combination tablet would cause changes in blood pressure but would not cause the other symptoms that you are describing.

The nausea that is occurring after meals may be related to : reflux, intolerance of particular foods, infection, gallstones, obstruction, high calcium and other electrolyte problems, side effect of medication.

You should consider reassessment by your doctor to determine the cause of the nausea.

You may also need additional medication to control the blood pressure.

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Suggest Treatment For Nausea And Leg Pain After Coming Off Chlor

HI, thanks for using healthcare magic The discontinuation of the other aspect of the combination tablet would cause changes in blood pressure but would not cause the other symptoms that you are describing. The nausea that is occurring after meals may be related to : reflux, intolerance of particular foods, infection, gallstones, obstruction, high calcium and other electrolyte problems, side effect of medication. You should consider reassessment by your doctor to determine the cause of the nausea. You may also need additional medication to control the blood pressure. I hope this helps