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I experience continuous sneezing every morning and have a known deviated nasal septum. Can I take Glycomet-GP 1 Tablet and Metosartan 50 Tablet together?
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I experience continuous sneezing every morning and have a known deviated nasal septum. Can I take Glycomet-GP 1 Tablet and Metosartan 50 Tablet together?
Asked by Female, 38 · 2 months ago
Glycomet-GP 1 Tablet (Glimepiride and Metformin) is for diabetes, and Metosartan 50 Tablet (Telmisartan and Metoprolol) is for high blood pressure. You can usually take them together safely, but consult your doctor about your morning sneezing. Your constant sneezing is more likely related to your deviated nasal septum or allergies, which may require different treatment and an evaluation by an ENT specialist.
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Medication Overview
- Glycomet-GP 1: Contains Metformin and Glimepiride, used for managing blood sugar in diabetes.
- Metosartan 50: Contains Telmisartan and Metoprolol, used for treating high blood pressure.
Potential Interactions
- No direct interactions between Glycomet-GP 1 and Metosartan 50 are commonly noted.
- Monitor for symptoms like dizziness or low blood sugar, especially when starting new medications.
Considerations for Symptoms
- Continuous sneezing and a deviated nasal septum are unlikely to affect the safety of these medications.
- Address sneezing separately with your healthcare provider.
Recommendation
- Consult your healthcare provider to confirm the safety of taking these medications together, considering your full medical history.
- Regular monitoring and follow-up are advised to manage any side effects or interactions effectively.
Answered 2 months ago