Patient's question:
My leader is 56 years old this year. As a result of his aversion to high-salt foods, he has high blood pressure. He asked me to find some medication for high blood pressure for him, but now there is a serious issue with his blood pressure medication! That is, his heart is also not doing well, and he needs to take some medication to regulate his heart. So, I want to ask the doctor if the high blood pressure medication and the heart medication can be taken together?Doctor's answer:
Hello. Medications for treating high blood pressure and medications for treating heart disease can be taken simultaneously. However, it is still recommended that patients be admitted for reexamination, undergo additional basic tests and imaging tests, and take appropriate and healthy medication under the guidance of professional physicians. The current heart problems are complications caused by previous high blood pressure, so the type and dosage of high blood pressure medication need to be adjusted again. Additionally, for both conditions, it is necessary to establish the awareness of lifelong medication and take additional medication regularly and in the prescribed amounts as per medical advice.