Does one drug interfere with another if the blood pressure is low 113/70/80, 98/53/69, 112/57/73?

With low blood pressure (113/70 mmHg, 98/53 mmHg, 112/57 mmHg) and additionally reduced pulse values (80, 69, 73), it is important to monitor the patient's condition. Low blood pressure can lead to weakness and dizziness. It is recommended that the mother consult a doctor to assess her health situation and possibly modify the treatment.

Lercan (lercanidipine) and Piramil (ramipril) are medicines used to treat high blood pressure. Their use together is quite common and in many cases recommended, as they have different mechanisms of action, which can be beneficial in controlling blood pressure.

In addition, the blood pressure-lowering medications that your mother takes are: Bibloc, Diuver and Nonpres. Diuver's blood pressure-lowering effect will also be strengthened by the connection with Forxiga, which may increase the risk of dehydration and will be more noticeable in patients with fluid deficiency.

It is not recommended to stop taking medication on your own without consulting a doctor. Abrupt discontinuation of treatment can lead to fluctuations in blood pressure and, in some cases, even serious health complications. If the mother experiences side effects or feels faint, it is best to contact a doctor who will assess the situation and decide whether to modify the treatment. Safe discontinuation of medication should be carried out under the supervision of a specialist who can suggest an appropriate strategy, such as gradual tapering.

If you have any further doubts, it is worth consulting your attending physician. If you are unable to consult your doctor, you can use the teleconsultation here:

https://www.gdziepolek.pl/telekonsultacja/z-kardiologiem