I quote from a reputed medical website "in patients with bilateral renal artery stenosis or renal artery stenosis ,(arbs) like telmisartan may reduce renal perfusion to a critically low level. Hence I am worried whether I should continue having telmisartan 40 mg twice a day to keep my blood pressure under control, or think about some other treatment.
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Hi, lybrate user, I being a homoeopath can suggest you some recourse in homoeopathy ,please Apart from medication you need to regulate your life style, please. You can take homoeopathic medicine, underlying: @ Berb vulgQ-10 drops, thrice with little water. Avoid ,junk food, alcohol and Nicotine. Tk, care.
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Do you have confirmed bilateral SIGNIFICANT renal artery stenosis ?? If yes , which investigation was done for the same. ? If you have only unilateral RAS then still ACE/ARB are recommended.
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Go for enalapril 5 mg (brand name envas) but I would still say those studies are randomised trail there are many confounding factors leading to decreased perfusion 1 in 10000 faces that side effect you need not to worry sir.
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renal artery stenosis is a rare disease mostly of old people. Rarely in young women. Unless you have been diagnosed as renal artery stenosis dont have to worry about it.
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