Eczema occurred after taking telmisartan and captopril tablets for hypertension. What should I do?

First of all, you should know that there are many kinds of drugs for treating hypertension, but they are divided into six categories, and you are not sure which one is the best. The telmisartan you are taking belongs to ARB angiotensin II receptor antagonist and is a long-acting drug. Captopril belongs to ACEI or angiotensin converting enzyme inhibitor, and both vials and boxes are short-acting drugs. Both drugs have moderate antihypertensive effects, and telmisartan has stronger protective effects on brain and kidney. In general, telmisartan has never seen the side effects of eczema, and the most common side effect of captopril is cough. If eczema is not too serious and you are worried that it is caused by these two drugs, you can stop taking one drug and observe the other, and then exchange observations. If it is determined that it is caused by two drugs, you can change the medicine. If it is not caused by two drugs, it is suggested to find other causes of eczema in medication.

In addition, metoprolol replaces metoprolol, which belongs to β-blocker and has weak antihypertensive effect. It indirectly affects blood pressure by slowing down the heart rate, and it is a short-acting drug. Benidipine belongs to BBC and is a calcium antagonist. Among the six drugs, benidipine has a stronger antihypertensive effect and is a long-acting drug.

Qingnao Jiangya Tablet is a Chinese patent medicine, which is not recommended as the main medicine for treating hypertension, because the first curative effect of Chinese patent medicine is uncertain, the second effective component is uncertain, and the third effective time is slow, so it can be used as an auxiliary medicine.

In the treatment of hypertension, six drugs recommended by international hypertension guidelines should be given priority, so as to prevent coronary heart disease and high heart disease on the basis of effective blood pressure reduction.

Because I don't know your age, blood pressure, heart rate, other complications caused by hypertension and diabetes, I can't recommend how to match them. You can add a question.

Seeing your supplement, for patients under the age of 5 1 60, we generally recommend ARB or ACEI as the main treatment, because it has great protective effect on heart, brain and kidney. However, when you take telmisartan and captopril, you will have side effects. In fact, I suggest you try the same kind of ARB drugs. If eczema still occurs, calcium antagonists can only be chosen as the first choice, supplemented by vasodilators such as Pataloc. In any case, patients with hypertension should first lower their blood pressure before considering target organ damage.