Thank you for this video! Can you also please make a video on blood pressure medication starting doses and titration? When to increase, decrease, and stop BP meds?
Did you forget alpha blockers? They may be useful in hypertensive males with prostatism. Beta blockers are usually very poor antihypertensive agents but are very useful when combined with drugs like hydralazine to diminish "reflex" tachycardia. There are rare pts. who tolerate alpha methyldopa when side effects limit the use of other agents. Rare pts. may experience extremely severe diarrhea from beta blockers. Lupus syndrome from hydralazine is very rare but can occur. Nonarteritic anterior ischemic optic neuropathy is a not uncommon cause of severe vision loss. There are reasons that the pt. may not be aware of their partial blindness (usually altitudinal scotomata). Personally, I would be very reluctant to give such a pt. a beta blocker of any sort. Just some thoughts.
Good evening sir My mother was suffering from hypertension and hyperlipidimia, Currently on diltiazem 90 Mg in morning and telmisartan 40mg with hydrochlorazide with atorvastatin 10 Mg, and used to have elevated uric acid levels and knees pain. Please suggest some treatment which may replace these medications with one or twos please.
ACE inhibitors inhibit Enzyme that causes breakdown of bradykinin, therefore bradykinin accumulation causes cough. But ARBs are angiotensin receptor blockers, they donot block any Enzyme. Hence they donot cause bradykinin accumulation and cough. 😊
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Commendable video regarding Hypertension
Thank you for this video! Can you also please make a video on blood pressure medication starting doses and titration? When to increase, decrease, and stop BP meds?
Thank you so much sir !
Very useful for general practitioners
Explained so simply.
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Very useful one for general practitioners
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Thankyou very much sir..
Really very helpful in gp ..
Ur teaching way is really superb...
Thanks Dr. Excellent presentation clearly with short time, we need more presentation on emergency medicine cases.
Please check out my playlist on emergency medicine. 😊
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Really sir,your way of teaching is awesome 😊 you explained every complex topic in very simple and understandable manner
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How is this complex
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Sir kindly cover hyperthyroidism and hypothyroidism
So good, precise and simple
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Good teaching. Thank you 👍
You are so good, so clear !
Please do video on lipid profile & management..
Can you please do a video on endocrine.
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sir thank you made me understand about hypertension
Respected Sir, please make a video on the combination of the hypertensive drugs. And what are the norms for choosing the dose of those drugs?
Okay Shashank Mishra. I will. 😊
Thank you so much Sir.
Very usefull...
Did you forget alpha blockers? They may be useful in hypertensive males with prostatism.
Beta blockers are usually very poor antihypertensive agents but are very useful when combined with drugs like hydralazine to diminish "reflex" tachycardia. There are rare pts. who tolerate alpha methyldopa when side effects limit the use of other agents. Rare pts. may experience extremely severe diarrhea from beta blockers. Lupus syndrome from hydralazine is very rare but can occur. Nonarteritic anterior ischemic optic neuropathy is a not uncommon cause of severe vision loss. There are reasons that the pt. may not be aware of their partial blindness (usually altitudinal scotomata). Personally, I would be very reluctant to give such a pt. a beta blocker of any sort. Just some thoughts.
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Your videos are very nice.
Sir plz made videos on history taking of every common clinical cases for fcps preparation
Sure Asad Masood, I will. 😊
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Sir .make video on htn drugs dosage💫
Yes! Did you ever make a video on this? Blood pressure medication starting doses and titration? When to increase, decrease, and stop BP meds?
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Good evening sir
My mother was suffering from hypertension and hyperlipidimia,
Currently on diltiazem 90 Mg in morning and telmisartan 40mg with hydrochlorazide with atorvastatin 10 Mg, and used to have elevated uric acid levels and knees pain.
Please suggest some treatment which may replace these medications with one or twos please.
U need free priscription
Thank you so much
Assalamualaikum Sir!
I have question.
Should we give arterial dilators to the hypertensive patient with cardiac arrhythmias?
Specifically which arrhythmias? But why not?
Dear dr can you tell why there is spasm in limbs after sympathomimetic like theophylline what to do in that case
Thankyou boss
Please give these with their doses sir
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So, if someone has level 1 dystolic dysfunction and LVH, which is a preferred drug: Omlesartan & Amlodipine or Lorsatan & Amlodipine?
Full of information but slides are substandard
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Why does ARB drugs don’t cause cough in comparison with ace inhibitors?
ACE inhibitors inhibit Enzyme that causes breakdown of bradykinin, therefore bradykinin accumulation causes cough. But ARBs are angiotensin receptor blockers, they donot block any Enzyme. Hence they donot cause bradykinin accumulation and cough. 😊
You really need to see again the video. The Doctor explains very clearly all side effects and why they occur.
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