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Does Taking Natrilix Or Eritel Cause Joint Pain And Dizziness?
Respectable Sir, I am having b p since about ten years. After changing so many tablets since three years I was taking Losacar. H. Two tablets per day. Afterwords I was doing fine and my b p was also normal. I don t know why my physn reduced to one tablet per day. After about 15 days lwas suffering from some uneasyness, head weight.high bp. Again she asked me to take two but it is of no use. Then I went to cardiologist he prescribed Natrilix SR and eritel. L N. 40. Each one per day.(since 3 months) Then onwards everything is o k. But last week I am feeling some joints pain.little Drowziness. Please let me know is this from some other cause or from this medicine. Than q
Fri, 12 Sep 2014
Hello,
Both Natrilix SR and Eritel LN are safe medicines without much side effects. Your blood pressure has been well controlled for 3 months and you never had any side effects for 3 months. Though drowsiness is mentioned as a side effect it is not the only cause. You should check your blood electrolytes, Hemoglobin and kidney functions to make sure that these are normal. If the drowsiness is becoming worse you should consult a doctor without delay.
If you have further questions, I shall be happy to answer
Take care
Dr. Noble Zachariah, Kuwait
Both Natrilix SR and Eritel LN are safe medicines without much side effects. Your blood pressure has been well controlled for 3 months and you never had any side effects for 3 months. Though drowsiness is mentioned as a side effect it is not the only cause. You should check your blood electrolytes, Hemoglobin and kidney functions to make sure that these are normal. If the drowsiness is becoming worse you should consult a doctor without delay.
If you have further questions, I shall be happy to answer
Take care
Dr. Noble Zachariah, Kuwait
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