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Which Medicine Is Recommended To Reduce Acidity And Control BP Other Than Telma H And Aova?
hello sir,
My dad is at the age of 60yrs he is suffering from high acidity and even he is having BP of 190/110, at present he is taking TELMA H in the morning and TELMA & AOVA in the night, due to which he is getting burning sensation in the chest. Kindly advice which medicine is preferable for him to take at this situation so that his acidity is been reduce and even BP is in control.
My dad is at the age of 60yrs he is suffering from high acidity and even he is having BP of 190/110, at present he is taking TELMA H in the morning and TELMA & AOVA in the night, due to which he is getting burning sensation in the chest. Kindly advice which medicine is preferable for him to take at this situation so that his acidity is been reduce and even BP is in control.
Thu, 30 Jan 2014
Hello,
Since prescription of antihypertensive medicines depend upon various factors,it is not possible for any online doctor to prescribe a proper medication for you.
You need to be seen and investigated by the cardiologist to rule out angina,as severe acidity could be because of that.
In the meanwhile you can start PANTOPROZOLE 40 mg one tablet a day in the morning on empty stomach for control of acidity.
Avoid spicy and chilly foods,smoking and drinking.
Thanks
Since prescription of antihypertensive medicines depend upon various factors,it is not possible for any online doctor to prescribe a proper medication for you.
You need to be seen and investigated by the cardiologist to rule out angina,as severe acidity could be because of that.
In the meanwhile you can start PANTOPROZOLE 40 mg one tablet a day in the morning on empty stomach for control of acidity.
Avoid spicy and chilly foods,smoking and drinking.
Thanks
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