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Suffering From Diabetes, Developed Pylonephritis And Pedal Edema. Can I Start Cilar10?

My wife is 60yrs old suffering from type2 Diabtes 10yrs.and HTN 5yrs.Recently she developed Pylonephritis Rt.Kidney and with inj Meropenem and Oflox.S.Creatinine reduced to 1.5 from3.6; Her B.P is170/80; with Telma H40 , B.D.She developes pedal edema to CCB. Shall I start Cilar10 instead of Telma 40.H?
Sat, 18 Jan 2014
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Nephrologist 's  Response
HI
Thanks for your query
Telma H is not known to cause pedal edema. Cilacar on the other hand is a variant of CCB and has a small chance of producing edema.
So I would probably stick to the current prescription.
However if there are any problems in the future its best to change medications under the supervision of your treating physician.
Hope this helps
Good luck
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Suffering From Diabetes, Developed Pylonephritis And Pedal Edema. Can I Start Cilar10?

HI Thanks for your query Telma H is not known to cause pedal edema. Cilacar on the other hand is a variant of CCB and has a small chance of producing edema. So I would probably stick to the current prescription. However if there are any problems in the future its best to change medications under the supervision of your treating physician. Hope this helps Good luck