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Nebicard 5
I have been advised nebicard 5 for high blood pressure due to fear of blood pressure i am taking extra dose of 1.25 i am splitting 2.5 into half
So taking 5 plus 1.25( splitting 2.5 into half) since 4 months,should i take as prescribed 5 mg or continue what I am taking
Plz advice
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Are you idiot whay are you talking extra does whithout consulting your treating physician.
This is madness.
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Monitor Bp 8 hrly keep the record text the findings so we can decide doses
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Whats your bp now
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Hello welcome bro
Without any idea you have taken for 4 months
Any tablet when you crush, efficacy will be reduced
So better not to break the tablets
Kindly monitor daily 3 times your BP with 5 mg dose.
Then We can decide the next course of action
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Can help you with the next course of action and treatment plan. Would like to discuss in details and provide apt solution. Kindly consult.
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