My mother is an acute hypertensive patient. After taking Prazopress XL 5 with other medications, she feels uneasy, nervous, and experiences breathing trouble. What should we do? | Apollo Pharmacy

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My mother is an acute hypertensive patient. After taking Prazopress XL 5 with other medications, she feels uneasy, nervous, and experiences breathing trouble. What should we do?

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My mother is an acute hypertensive patient. After taking Prazopress XL 5 with other medications, she feels uneasy, nervous, and experiences breathing trouble. What should we do?

Asked by Female, 48 · 6 months ago

Y. Lakshmi Thulasi

Pharm-D (Post baccalaureate)

6 months ago

Breathing difficulties, anxiety, and uneasiness following Prazopress XL can be dangerous side effects that require immediate medical attention. Don't give her the next dose; instead, call her doctor or get straight to the closest emergency room. A doctor must quickly assess and change her medications and blood pressure.

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Should we stop her medication immediately?When should we seek emergency care?Can these symptoms be caused by other medicines?What are the signs of a serious allergic reaction?How can we prevent these side effects in future?

Recognizing Symptoms and Immediate Actions
- Uneasiness, nervousness, and breathing trouble can be side effects of Prazosin. Stop the medication and seek urgent medical attention if symptoms are severe.
Possible Side Effects of Prazosin
- Common side effects include dizziness and fatigue. Serious side effects like breathing issues may indicate an allergic reaction.
Interaction with Other Medications
- Review all medications with a healthcare provider to identify potential interactions that could exacerbate symptoms.
Consulting Healthcare Providers
- Contact the prescribing doctor promptly to discuss symptoms and consider medication adjustments.
Monitoring and Follow-up
- Monitor blood pressure and symptoms closely after any medication changes.
Emergency Situations
- Seek emergency care if breathing difficulty worsens or other severe symptoms develop.

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I am currently taking Prazopress XL 5 and Gloritel AM 40 regularly. Whenever I stop taking them, I feel unwell. Is it safe and advisable to continue taking these medications on a long-term basis?

Yes, it is generally safe and highly advisable to continue your prescribed medications, prazosin, telmisartan, and amlodipine, on a long-term basis. These medicines are designed to manage chronic conditions like high blood pressure daily. Feeling unwell when you stop taking them is a natural response, as your blood pressure can suddenly spike back up (rebound hypertension). For your safety, never stop these medications abruptly. They are safe for long-term use, but you should have regular check-ups with your doctor to monitor your kidneys, electrolytes, and blood pressure to ensure the treatment remains safe and effective for you.

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