HB_22
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If you look closely it is listed as Angiotensin Receptor Blocker (ARB) and not as diuretic. Again, Telmisartan is not a diuretic.
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If you look closely it is listed as Angiotensin Receptor Blocker (ARB) and not as diuretic. Again, Telmisartan is not a diuretic.
If it stimulates excretion of sodium and water. You can look at the study, an average weight loss of water of 5 pounds once telmisartan treatment is started. Sounds pretty diuretic to meIf you look closely it is listed as Angiotensin Receptor Blocker (ARB) and not as diuretic. Again, Telmisartan is not a diuretic.
If it stimulates excretion of sodium and water. You can look at the study, an average weight loss of water of 5 pounds once telmisartan treatment is started. Sounds pretty diuretic to me
That is not the primary function of telmisartan and it removes water weight because it helps excrete excess sodium. It is an angiotensin receptor blocker.but telmisartan is a diuretic. Dont you use telmisartan? I think your logic might be flawed then
none of what I referenced to is about the combination drug micardis. We @HB_22 can agree that telmisartan by itself is a weak diuretic, but it clearly shows that it does cause diuresisYou are thinking of Micardis HCT. There are a lot of bp meds that have Hydrochlorothiazide (HCT) but Telmisartan by itself doesn’t work that way.
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But it does induce weight loss on its own, telmisartan, so unless you're implying that it's a magical fat burner, then it must be water that is being excreted, no?That is not the primary function of telmisartan and it removes water weight because it helps excrete excess sodium. It is an angiotensin receptor blocker.
Your logic is anything that helps excrete excess sodium is a diuretic. So is drinking more water a diuretic because it helps excrete excess sodium and water?
The chart you listed doesn't have telmisartan under the diuretic category.
The drug class is not diuretic. It is an angiotensin receptor blocker. You are using your own logic to state it is a diuretic and it isn't.But it does induce weight loss on its own, telmisartan, so unless you're implying that it's a magical fat burner, then it must be water that is being excreted, no? View attachment 172661
I suppose so.
The drug class is not diuretic. It is an angiotensin receptor blocker. You are using your own logic to state it is a diuretic and it isn't.
What's the dose of losartan. And what was your dose of telmisartan?Is losartan almost as good as telmisartin? Seems like losartan lowers my bp the best. My losartan is from walmart and telmisartan is from bulgaria. I took them seperate for at least 6 months each.
Took both those max doses with a water pill htz 25mg. Dr has had me on water pill for 5 years. No side effects from it.What's the dose of losartan. And what was your dose of telmisartan?
Max dose of losartan is 100mg. Max dose of telmisartan is 80mg.
Individual response is a thing for sure. I've heard of guys using Telmisartan and it hardly working. Just pick what works for you with the least side effects.I may give telmisartan another try. It's possible my bp has just got better through diet and exercise. I went back to my losartan because I had an old bottle and ran out of the telmisartan. At the same time of the switch I just noticed my blood pressure was getting a lot better
Uncontrolled blood pressure damages the kidneys. So yesisnt telmi kidney protective as well?