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How to Take Micardis Plus
Micardis Plus is a Schedule 4 drug that is advised as a treatment for hypertension. It can be availed only through prescription. The medicine can be taken either with food or without food. Care must be taken to ensure that the medicine is taken at the same time regularly. This accelerates the rate at which the medicine works. It must be remembered that the medicine is not a “cure” for hypertension; rather it is a form of treatment devised to lower the symptoms of blood pressure and related conditions. Micardis Plus must be taken in exactly the same dosage as advised by the doctor. An overdose can prove lethal.
Each tablet of Micardis Plus comes with 80mg of telmisartan and 12.5mg of hydrochlorothizide. Once the doctor is sure about the doses of each member of Micardis Plus for a particular patient he advices application of combination medication.
Changing of the dosage without the prior approval of your doctor is also not right. There are a number of drugs that react with the ingredients of this medicine. Therefore, it is important that you mention if you are using any other medication to your doctor.
The medication is believed to have a dizzying effect if you stand up too quickly after taking it. If that happens in your case also, sit up gradually and sit or lie down if you feel dizzy.
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