Please do not stop or change your medications on your own. Since your blood sugar levels are within the normal range, this shows that your treatment is working, but you may still need adjustments. Consult your doctor to decide whether any dose reduction, combination change, or continuation is appropriate. Continue monitoring your blood sugar levels regularly to stay safe.

Your blood pressure of 160 over 100 is very high, which means your current medication regimen may be inadequate and needs adjustment by your doctor. Do not change your blood pressure medication on your own. Consult your doctor promptly to adjust your dosage or add another antihypertensive medicine and to discuss safe treatment options for your rheumatic pain.

Your blood pressure is still very high despite taking Tazloc-40 mg (Telmisartan) daily, indicating uncontrolled hypertension. You should consult a cardiologist, as your treatment may need adjustment, either by increasing the dose, adding a second antihypertensive agent, or switching to a combination therapy. Given the lack of response to your current regimen, seeking a second opinion is reasonable and can help review your diagnosis, check for secondary causes, and optimize your treatment plan.