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Blood pressure medication must be taken for life?
High blood pressure is a dangerous disease, patients must use antihypertensive drugs daily to treat. Do you have to take blood pressure medication for the rest of your life?
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When is the best time to take blood pressure medication?
Typically, most patients take their blood pressure medication in the morning, although no trial has made this recommendation. However, a new study shows that taking blood pressure medication at bedtime instead of when you wake up can reduce the risk of death from cardiovascular events by 50%.
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Why do antihypertensive drugs cause cough?
One of the methods of treating high blood pressure is the use of drugs, the doctor will examine and prescribe different drugs until the patient's body is suitable for the treatment of high blood pressure. However, some classes of antihypertensive drugs can cause coughing in patients.
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How to use combination oral antihypertensive drugs?
According to many studies, all classes of antihypertensive drugs combined with diuretics increase the effectiveness of lowering blood pressure. The selection of commonly used antihypertensive drugs for combination therapy should also be carefully considered.
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How to deal with drug side effects?
Many medications can cause unpleasant side effects or health problems when taken. In this case, you will immediately think about changing drugs. In fact, there are other ways to avoid or at least reduce the side effects of the drug.
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Adalat: Uses, indications and precautions when using
Adalat (Nifedipine) is used alone or in combination with other medicines to treat high blood pressure and to help prevent stroke, heart attack, and other kidney problems. Nifedipine is a calcium antagonist of the dihydropyridine class. The drug works by dilating blood vessels so that blood can flow more easily.
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Is it okay to overdose on blood pressure medication?
Hypertension is a fairly common chronic disease in the community. The main treatment is to take medication regularly every day in combination with non-pharmacological measures. Accordingly, the dosage of the medication must comply with the doctor's instructions through follow-up visits and blood pressure monitoring, avoiding arbitrary use leading to overdose of blood pressure medication, which is dangerous to health.
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10 tips for correct blood pressure medication
Most people with high blood pressure need to take medication every day to keep their blood pressure under control. However, not all patients know how to take blood pressure medication properly to achieve treatment goals. The following 10 tips may help people who are being treated for high blood pressure with medication.
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Medications that can harm your kidneys
Chronic kidney failure is a fairly common disease today. There are many causes of kidney failure, in which the wrong use of drugs is one of the causes that is often ignored by people. Drugs that are harmful to the kidneys can be short-term drugs such as antibiotics... or even chronic drugs such as blood pressure drugs...
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Is nighttime the right time for blood pressure medications?
Hypertension is a chronic disease that requires the patient to take medication for life, in order to control the blood pressure index stably, to avoid the risk of cardiovascular progression. Taking medication for hypertensive patients is not uncommon, but not everyone understands when to take blood pressure medication to achieve the best effect.
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Felodipine: Uses, indications and cautions when using
Felodipine is used to treat high blood pressure. This helps prevent strokes, heart attacks, and kidney problems. Felodipine is known as a calcium channel blocker. By blocking calcium, this medication dilates and widens blood vessels so blood can flow more easily.
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