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  5. I have experienced nosebleeds and underwent surgery to close a hole in my nose. Over the last month, my blood pressure has fluctuated between 140/80 and 100/60 mmHg. I previously took Triolmezest 40 Tablet and am currently taking Met XL 50 Tablet and Telma 40 Tablet for high blood pressure. Could my blood pressure medications have contributed to my nosebleeds?

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I have experienced nosebleeds and underwent surgery to close a hole in my nose. Over the last month, my blood pressure has fluctuated between 140/80 and 100/60 mmHg. I previously took Triolmezest 40 Tablet and am currently taking Met XL 50 Tablet and Telma 40 Tablet for high blood pressure. Could my blood pressure medications have contributed to my nosebleeds?

Asked by Male, 45 · 2 months ago

Dr S Aneela

Dr S Aneela

M. Pharm (Pharmacology)., PhD

2 months ago

Yes, some blood pressure medications, such as Amlodipine in Triolmezest 40 Tablet, may increase the risk of nosebleeds, especially if your blood pressure fluctuates or drops too low. You should inform your doctor, who may adjust your medication or check for other underlying causes of the bleeding.
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  1. Medication Side Effects

    • Metoprolol and Telmisartan are not commonly associated with nosebleeds. However, blood pressure fluctuations can contribute to this issue.

  2. Blood Pressure Monitoring

    • Your blood pressure variations (140/80 to 100/60 mmHg) could influence nosebleeds. Regular monitoring and maintaining stable levels are crucial.

  3. Consult Your Doctor

    • Discuss your symptoms and medication effects with your healthcare provider, especially considering your nasal surgery history.

  4. Other Factors

    • Consider environmental factors or nasal dryness as potential contributors to nosebleeds.

Answered 2 months ago

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