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  5. Are my 65-year-old mother's current medications (Sartel LN, Revolol Xl 50, Plavix 75, Caat 40, Nikoran 5, Daimacron xr 60, and Ziten 20) appropriate and safe for her high blood pressure and diabetes, given that her recent ECG shows signs of a possible past heart attack and reduced blood flow to her heart?

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Are my 65-year-old mother's current medications (Sartel LN, Revolol Xl 50, Plavix 75, Caat 40, Nikoran 5, Daimacron xr 60, and Ziten 20) appropriate and safe for her high blood pressure and diabetes, given that her recent ECG shows signs of a possible past heart attack and reduced blood flow to her heart?

Asked by Female, 65 · 8 days ago

Sartel LN (telmisartan/cilnidipine) and Revolol XL (metoprolol) manage her blood pressure and protect her heart. Plavix (clopidogrel) prevents blood clots, while Caat (atorvastatin) protects her blood vessels. Nikoran (nicorandil) improves blood flow to her heart, which is vital given her ECG results. Finally, Daimacron XR (gliclazide) and Ziten (teneligliptin) keep her blood sugar safely controlled. Please rest assured that this regimen is designed to protect her. I highly recommend reviewing these ECG results with her cardiologist to ensure her treatment remains optimal.
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Are my 65-year-old mother's current medications (Sartel LN, Revolol Xl 50, Plavix 75, Caat 40, Nikoran 5, Daimacron xr 60, and Ziten 20) appropriate and safe for her high blood pressure and diabetes, given that her recent ECG shows signs of a possible past heart attack and reduced blood flow to her heart?

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Are my 65-year-old mother's current medications (Sartel LN, Revolol Xl 50, Plavix 75, Caat 40, Nikoran 5, Daimacron xr 60, and Ziten 20) appropriate and safe for her high blood pressure and diabetes, given that her recent ECG shows signs of a possible past heart attack and reduced blood flow to her heart? | Apollo Pharmacy