Roger Amlessa 4 mg+5 mg for the second time, because after the first tablet the pressure did not drop. Did I do the right thing?

After taking Amlessa, blood pressure should be reduced relatively quickly, although the full effect of the drug is only visible after about a month of use. I don't know how long you have been using this drug, does it generally lower blood pressure and was it an exceptional situation? As a general rule, you should not change the dosage prescribed by your doctor on your own. This may be associated with increased drug action and impaired control of hypertension or side effects. In the event of alarming ailments, e.g. excessive weakness, dizziness, fainting, you should consult a doctor.

If you do not notice that the medicine is controlling your blood pressure properly, you should report this to your doctor. In a notebook or measurement diary, it is worth writing down the values obtained during regular blood pressure measurement - this will help the doctor assess the effectiveness of the drug. Your doctor will assess the effectiveness of the therapy and, if necessary, recommend a change in dosage or a different preparation.

Here you can make an appointment for a teleconsultation with a doctor:

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Here you can check the availability of the drug in pharmacies and make a reservation:

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