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Have Hypertension, Diabetes. Taking Stamlo Beta . Developed Edema Around Ankle And Feet. On Tazolac-h80. Heart Beat Increased. Solution?
iam a patient of hypertension . iam taking medicine stamlobeta with ecospirin-75 since 10 years. i have developed edema around ankle & feet . doctor stopped stamlobeta & asked me to take tazolac-h80. after changing medicine my heart beats increased to 120/minute, which forced me to take back stamlo beta again. but still my doctor is suggesting not to take this & go ahead wih tazolac-h80 with amlovas -m . iam a patient of diabetese which is under control medically.kindly suggest & give your second opinion.
Thu, 28 Jun 2012
hi
mr joshi
thanks for ur query
u r diabetic and hypertensive
i dont know whether ur diabetes is controlled or not????
probably u have developped diabetic nephropathy
do check 24 hour urinary protein
yes tazolac-h80 is a good choice in this perspective
dont get tensed, be relaxed
and in amlovas-m there is betablocker...infact stamlobeta and amlovas m is the same combination in dif brand name
u may add ramipril 5
u should have following investigation
1. urine R/E
2. 24 hour urinary protein
3. ECG
4. echocardiography
this ll be of really help to u with proper diabetic control
thank u
mr joshi
thanks for ur query
u r diabetic and hypertensive
i dont know whether ur diabetes is controlled or not????
probably u have developped diabetic nephropathy
do check 24 hour urinary protein
yes tazolac-h80 is a good choice in this perspective
dont get tensed, be relaxed
and in amlovas-m there is betablocker...infact stamlobeta and amlovas m is the same combination in dif brand name
u may add ramipril 5
u should have following investigation
1. urine R/E
2. 24 hour urinary protein
3. ECG
4. echocardiography
this ll be of really help to u with proper diabetic control
thank u
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