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Can I take TRIOLMEZEST 40 even after having Diabetes ?
If not so how would I control High pressure..?
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Yes, you can
But you only need to take it if you have high blood pressure ( more than 140/90). It's crucial to remember that diet, exercise, quitting or avoiding smoking and alcohol use is crucial for all lifestyle related diseases.
There is no replacement to that
But it's important to remember that, after the disease has set in, lifestyle changes cannot always reverse years and years of changes.
You need both
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Yes, you can take TRIOLMEZEST 40 even if you have diabetes, but only under the guidance of a doctor.
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Important Considerations:
1. Blood Sugar Monitoring – Since chlorthalidone can sometimes raise blood glucose slightly, monitor sugar levels regularly.
2. Kidney Function Tests – Regular check-ups are important if you have diabetes and take antihypertensives.
3. Lifestyle Modifications – Salt restriction, weight control, walking, and avoiding alcohol/smoking are vital for managing both BP and diabetes.
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Alternatives if not tolerated:
If TRIOLMEZEST causes issues with sugar or potassium levels, your doctor may switch to:
Telmisartan or Losartan alone (kidney-protective)
Amlodipine (another calcium channel blocker)
Beta-blockers or alpha-blockers (if needed based on heart rate and co-existing conditions)
Bottom line: Do not stop or change this medicine without medical advice. Many diabetics safely use this combination when prescribed appropriately.
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Need to evaluate and treatment required for bp control in low dose
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Tell me ur Bp reading
Check morning evening BP for 3 days
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Adv ECG
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Yes you can take, no issue , if you want complete suggestion, kindly revert with a detailed history and reports. Will be happy to help.
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If you are already having high BP, monitor daily twice on empty stomach and empty bladder in calm state.
Itlf BP is above 130/80 then yes take it.
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Any medicine has to be taken after a doctor prescribed it with Jis expert guidance don’t start or stop any medicine without consultation
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Dr. Sachin Mane
Diabetologist
12 yrs exp
Beed
Yes u can
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Dr. Chaithra H
General Physician
5 yrs exp
Bangalore
Brisk walk 30 minutes per day.
Salt restriction less than 5g per day.
Avoid oily foods and junk foods.
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Dr. Hiren Patel
Diabetologist
2 yrs exp
Surat
Yes u can .. or I would say it’s perfectly aligned with Diabetus.. nd help u to prevent DM Nephropathy ..
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Continue same meds ..
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