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Can Carvedilol, Valsartin, Tamsulosin And Atrovasatin Be Taken Together?
I have been perscirbed the following: Carvedilol 6.25 Mg (2x daily) Valsartin 80 mg (2x daily( Tamsulosin .04 mg (2x daily) Spriolactonin 25 mg (1/2 tab 1x daily) Atrovasatin 10mg (1x daily) I also take Nasacort (1-2x daily as needed for alergys Naproxin Sodium (2x daily) as needed for pain or 325 ma asprin instead of one Naproxin if I can Hydrocodone 5mg (1 time daily) or Darvocet N100 instead of one Naproxin Am I taking anything that should not be taken together. I am 78, have heart failure. My ejection fraction is 45. I eat properly, exercise for one hour daily, and within the past three months have had both shoulders totally replaced. Thank you, Scott Wurster
Wed, 22 Mar 2017
Hi Scott
Dear , the medicines you are taking don't have any drug interactions and can be taken together . You are following good daily routine and keep it up for better health.
Good Luck
Dear , the medicines you are taking don't have any drug interactions and can be taken together . You are following good daily routine and keep it up for better health.
Good Luck
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