Cardace2 5

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What is work cardese 2.5 wich desase in effactve this drugs .my dp is normal but Dr Say last 12 month from his takan me . ## This medication is commonly used to treat high blood pressure, and some cardiac conditions. The NIH lists its typical side effects as possibly including nausea, dizziness, headache, increased urination, and hypotension. Have you ever had any cardiac issues? Are you on any other medications?

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My mother is 54 years she is diabetic since 20yrs & she was done by pass surgery 8years back .she is insulin patient &she was prescribed cardace2.5 after surgery. She was continuing till now but some days back her cardiac dr. Said to stop cardace but her diabetologist said to continue .so now she is taking cardace1.25 daily once after breakfast.but now she has severe eye pain so ophthalmologist said its becoz of high blood pressure. But her BP is normal. Now can u pls advise me what she shoul do whether to continue cardace 1.25 or 2.5 or can she skip that medicine now. Pls advice.

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I am using Betlac25 and cardace2.5 from last two years. Now shall I discontinue Betalac25 ? ## What has your doctor advised? Have you been on them for hypertension? If so, what are your blood pressure levels? Betaloc contains the active ingredient Metoprolol, it is a beta blockers used to treat high blood pressure and some cardiac issues. Cardace contains the active ingredient Ramipril, it's an ACE inhibitor that is also used to treat high blood pressure and cardiac conditions. However, only your doctor can advise you on whether or not it is safe for you to change your medication regimen, because your blood pressure and cardiac function have to be taken under consideration, when doing so. In addition, the Betaloc, which contains the Metoprolol, can be stopped abruptly, it has to be ...

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contains ramipril,for cardiac problems ## i like to know whether this generic medicine for Altace works, or does it not have the full potential to reduce hypertension.

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