is it ok to take high blood pressure,diabetics and heart medicine at the same time ,I take all medicine toghet

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waqarmohd asked:

is it ok to take high blood pressure,diabetics and heart medicine at the same time ,I take all medicine toggether and i was told doing so wont have medicine effect,is it true???



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4 Responses to 'is it ok to take high blood pressure,diabetics and heart medicine at the same time ,I take all medicine toghet'

  1. Sophie B - June 27th, 2009 at 11:09 pm

    This is something you should ask your cardiologist….

  2. Phoenix - June 30th, 2009 at 1:31 am

    you shouldn’t be taking any of those crap. they are doing you more harm than good but I understand that you needed something at the time. you should start drinking nutritional juices. you can try, mangosteen or tunguska blast. stay on your medication untill you are feeling better and you don’t need to take them anymore. its nutrition, so it won’t harm you in any way. see source below. you can email me if you want to. after 30 days of taking the juices your syntoms will lessen. good luck. you should try taking your medication at seperate times if possible.

  3. sue - June 30th, 2009 at 1:34 pm

    I take insulin injection early morning also the Metformin tablet. Evenings I take the blood pressure, Metformin, and Cholesterol meds all in one swallow. I also take a number of vitamin tabs each time as well.

    I refuse to be taking more time taking these stupid drugs than I have to. Watching the clock for meal and snack times is one thing, but having to take different meds different hours would be a total waste of my day!!

    But then hospitals and nursing facilities bring most meds in at the same times anyway. Maybe in different little cups with their little cups of water, but isn’t that the same effect as swallowing all at one time with one cup of water?

    Some meds must be taken with foods such as Metformin, but the rest can usually be taken with just water. Read labels from pharmacist on that.

  4. Margie W - July 1st, 2009 at 5:10 pm

    After going thru this for @ 5 years, I found that taking my heart neds and diabetic meds and CHloesterol meds together in the morning with food gets me the best results.Everyone is different but I do take it with food.


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