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What are the side effects of Telma 40 Tablet?

Asked by Male, 24 · 13 days ago

Chandrakanta Jena

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10 days ago

Telma 40 Tablet contains telmisartan and is used to treat high blood pressure. The most common side effects include dizziness, headache, tiredness, weakness, nausea, and stomach discomfort. Dizziness may occur when your blood pressure becomes too low, especially when starting treatment or changing the dose. Standing up slowly can help reduce this problem. Serious side effects of this medicine may include high potassium levels in the blood, severely low blood pressure, sudden worsening of kidney function, and serious allergic reactions such as angioedema, which can cause swelling of the face, lips, tongue, or throat. Your doctor may recommend blood tests to monitor your kidney function and potassium levels, particularly if you have kidney problems or take medicines that can increase potassium levels. Contact your doctor promptly if any of these side effects are severe or persistent.

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What is the best substitute for Telma 40 mg for managing blood pressure?

To manage blood pressure, instead of Telma 40 mg, doctors may consider other blood pressure medications based on your health needs. The best option depends on your medical history and other medicines you take, so consult your doctor to choose the right alternative.

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I have high blood pressure and am experiencing erection problems while taking Telma 40. What should I do?

Erection problems can sometimes occur while taking Telma 40, even though it is generally safe for blood pressure. Do not stop the medicine on your own. Consult your doctor, as the dose may be adjusted or an alternative suggested.

Last Updated on 8 months ago

Should we take Telma 40 Tablet twice a day?

Answer: Telma 40 Tablet (telmisartan 40 mg) is used to help manage high blood pressure and certain cardiovascular conditions. The dose and frequency of this medicine should be taken strictly as prescribed by your doctor, as the appropriate dosage depends on factors such as your blood pressure readings, medical history, kidney function, and response to treatment. Do not increase the dose or take it twice daily without medical advice, as this may not be suitable for everyone and could increase the risk of side effects. It is recommended to consult your doctor before making any changes to your prescribed dosage.

Last Updated on 24 days ago

Could my severe leg and buttock muscle weakness, stiffness, and racing heart be side effects of my medications?Telma 40, Inderal LA 40, Rosuvas 10mg, and Serta 100mg?and what steps should I take next?

Yes, your symptoms could be related to your medications. Rosuvas (rosuvastatin) can sometimes cause muscle stiffness and weakness, particularly in the legs and buttocks. Additionally, a racing heart can sometimes be linked to Serta (sertraline) or changes with Inderal LA (propranolol). Please do not stop any medication suddenly, especially your beta-blocker Inderal LA, as this can cause rebound heart racing. Instead, contact your doctor promptly. They can run a simple blood test to check your muscle enzymes and safely adjust your treatment plan to help you feel better.

Last Updated on 1 month ago

What is Telma 40 used for?

Telma 40 Tablet is used to treat high blood pressure (hypertension). It helps reduce and maintain ideal blood pressure levels, making it effective for managing hypertension. It may also be prescribed to improve heart function in patients with heart failure, support recovery after a heart attack, and lower the risk of stroke in those with a history of hypertension or cardiovascular issues. Taking it regularly as prescribed by your doctor helps manage blood pressure effectively and protects your heart and blood vessels over time.

Last Updated on 7 months ago

Is it safe for a 64-year-old female to continue taking Telma 40 and Betaloc for high blood pressure, along with Pentid 800 for filariasis, after 2.5 years, and what should she do, eat, or take to treat ongoing diarrhea and weakness that have not improved with Metrogyl, Flagyl, and Electral powder after a fever was resolved by paracetamol?

Telma 40 and Betaloc, but consult your doctor immediately. Long-term use of Pentid 800 requires regular medical review. Since Metrogyl, Flagyl, and Electral haven't resolved your diarrhea and weakness, you need an urgent medical evaluation to check your kidney function and electrolytes, especially while on blood pressure medication. For now, please continue sipping Electral powder solution, drink plenty of clean water, and eat soft, bland foods like rice, bananas, and curd. Avoid self-medicating with further antibiotics.

Last Updated on 21 days ago