Metosartan 50 Tablet (Telmisartan and Metoprolol) is commonly used to manage high blood pressure, while Dipwell 10mg Tablet (Escitalopram) helps with anxiety and depression. Your doctor may have prescribed both because stress and anxiety may sometimes raise blood pressure, so using them together can be helpful. Make sure to inform your doctor about any side effects and have your blood pressure and heart rate monitored regularly, as these medicines can interact.

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.

Your blood pressure is well controlled, but fast breathing and mild chest pain while walking are concerning and should be investigated promptly. Even with normal blood pressure, these symptoms during physical activity may sometimes signal a heart or lung problem, such as angina (chest pain). Do not ignore these symptoms and consult your doctor immediately to rule out any underlying issues.

Your blood pressure of 122/74 mmHg is generally normal, but your pulse of 96 bpm is slightly elevated and should be monitored. The dose of Metosartan 50 (Telmisartan and Metoprolol) you are currently taking may be appropriate, but only your doctor can confirm this and make adjustments if needed. Do not change your dose without medical advice.