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Re : BP medicine
Since Feb 2019 taken Concor 2.5 mg for BP. in August 2019 another doctor changed it to Betacap TR20 according to him the same is covered anxiety also. (Feels anxiety sometimes) till then taken the Betacap. BP is under control (also with Concor 2.5 mg). My question is Betacap TR 20 is safe for long term use & better then concor 2.5 mg. Stress echo was done in Feb 19 & report was normal. All other routine tests comes normal recently except sugar 136 fasting & HB1ac 6.2 & Total cholesterol 212. No medicines taken for that.
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Betabkockers generally no longer indicated as first line drugs for BP other than in specific conditions. There are better alternatives
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Dr. Ajeya N. Ukadgaonkar
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Yes you can take betacap safely for long term no problem. But you need treatment for this deranged blood sugar and high cholesterol
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