I have never heard of taking BP meds with food. However some take their medicine in the morning and some in the evening. I take half in the AM and half at night. The key is what is best for you in a 24 hour period? Some BP meds make one tired, so; they take before bed. Also, if you take a diuretic I would take it early so you do not wake up all night to use the toilet. Ask your MD.
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Aspirin, antihistamines, accutane, and some blood pressure medicines. There are more. You should check with your doctor before taking any over the counter medicines or perscriptions while pregnant :)
Yes, medicines are frequently mixtures.
Yes, some cold medicines contain ingredients that can increase your blood pressure. Consult your pharmacist or physician about any particular medicine you might take if you have hypertension.
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140-159 is considered high for blood pressure and may be a sign of hypertension. Normal blood pressure is 120-80. If your blood pressure continues to be high consult a doctore for advice and medicines.
people with coronary heart disease, circulatory problems, or high blood pressure should not take these medicines unless directed to do so by their physicians.
No. Azor is a blood pressure med. There is a slight danger when mixing these two medicines. One can experience extremely low blood pressure.
Many people take ibuprofen with blood pressure medicine. However, there are many different blood pressure medicines. There are a few reasons why some people should not take ibuprofen. So, in answer to your question, Yes I can take ibuprofen with blood pressure medication. However, whether or not you should is a question you should ask your doctor.
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Hi,I believe you can still donate whilst on blood pressure medications such as Inderal.This is the explanation in the FAQ section on the Red Cross website (Australia):Blood pressure - I take high blood pressure medicine. Can I donate? Medicines for the control of blood pressure are acceptable, providing your blood pressure is adequately controlled and stable.
Acetaminophens, overactive thyroid medicines, male and female hormones, other antibiotics, blood thinners, disulfiram (antabuse), antiseizure medicines, blood pressure drugs, birth control medication.
Fasting labs are not affected by blood pressure medications and they should be taken as prescribed. Simply take them with some water of plain black coffee on your regular schedule.