Questionsir, MD docter has prescribed following drugs
patient details:-age 45
weight 98 kg---height 5.8-male---occ hypertension-occ palpitation,--occ sexual dysfunction,-------------mild diabetes(insulin resistant obesity concern),----osteoarthrites
drug:- 1)metformin 500 mg 2 times
2)perindropil(ACE INHIBTOR)-2 mg once
3)low asprin 75 mg once
4)sildenafil 25 mg 1/2(half) when require
5)glucosmine sulphat 1500 mg -amway comany
6)orlistat-120 mg when heavy meal require
pl confirm any intera-action in drug.
my reading say that asprin and glucosamine togather alongwith ace inhibator and sildenafil
may become risky .can this drug combination creat palpitation?--because blood become thin and flow become fast because of vain opening and thin blood.
is it? what should be done before doctor come if palpitation or hypotension arise?can i take this drug for one month?or second openion?
AnswerSildenafil (Viagra) [was researched as a HTN drug initially before the wonders of good erections were noticed] will have a blood pressure lowering property especially when in combination with other blood pressure lowering medications (nitrates, ACE inh., CCBs). Other than this I can make no other recommendations. Best to seek this answer from your prescribing physician.
JP Saleeby, MD