Telmaxx 25 Tablet ER
Uses: Treatment of hypertension (high blood pressure). Helps prevent heart attacks, strokes, and improves survival post-heart attack.
Key Benefits:
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Relaxes blood vessels, reduces strain on the heart, and lowers blood pressure.
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Long-term protection against heart/kidney complications.
How to Take:
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Dose: As prescribed by your doctor.
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Form: Extended-release tablet (swallow whole with food; do not crush/chew).
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Consistency: Take at the same time daily, even if asymptomatic.
Common Side Effects:
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Dizziness, headache, weakness, nausea, low BP, high potassium, fatigue.
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Precaution: Rise slowly to avoid dizziness. Avoid potassium-rich foods/supplements.
Safety Advice:
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Alcohol: Unsafe (may worsen dizziness/low BP).
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Pregnancy: Unsafe (risk to fetus).
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Breastfeeding: Likely safe (consult doctor).
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Driving: Avoid if drowsy/dizzy.
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Kidney/Liver: Safe in kidney disease; use cautiously in liver disease (dose adjustment may be needed).
Missed Dose:
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Take ASAP, but skip if close to next dose. Do not double dose.
Lifestyle Tips:
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Combine with exercise, weight management, and a low-salt diet for better results.
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Regular monitoring of BP, electrolytes, and kidney function advised.
Note: Never stop abruptly. Consult your doctor before taking other medications (especially for heart/BP).
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