Cresar 80mg Tablet 10'S

CRESAR 80MG TABLET (telmisartan) is primarily used to manage high blood pressure (hypertension). It helps reduce the risk of heart attack, stroke, and kidney problems caused by long-term high blood pressure.

Yes, CRESAR 80MG TABLET is generally beneficial for kidneys, particularly in patients with hypertension and diabetes. By lowering blood pressure, it reduces kidney strain. However, in some cases, this medicine may cause a slight increase in creatinine levels or affect kidney function, especially in individuals with pre-existing kidney disease. Regular monitoring of kidney function is advised during treatment.

CRESAR 80MG TABLET is usually prescribed once daily. However, in cases of severe hypertension, your doctor might increase the dose to 80 mg daily or divide the dose (e.g., 40 mg twice daily). Do not adjust the dose without consulting your doctor.

CRESAR 80MG TABLET can be taken in the morning or night, depending on your doctor’s recommendation. However, taking it at the same time daily ensures consistent blood pressure control. Some studies suggest that taking blood pressure medication at night may provide better cardiovascular protection.

The blood pressure reduction depends on factors like the individual’s baseline BP, dose, and responsiveness to the medication. On average, this medicine can reduce Systolic BP 10-20 mmHg and diastolic BP is reduced by 5-10 mmHg. The full effect of CRESAR 80MG TABLET is seen after 4-6 weeks of consistent use.

The best time is usually once daily, at the same time every day, either morning or evening. Taking it after a meal can reduce the chance of an upset stomach.

CRESAR 80MG TABLET can cause a mild increase in serum creatinine levels in some patients. This is usually not harmful and occurs because the medication reduces the filtration pressure in the kidneys. However, a significant or persistent increase may indicate kidney problems and requires medical attention.

Following of the foods should be avoided while taking this medicine,Potassium-rich foods (e.g., bananas, oranges, spinach, potatoes): Telma can raise potassium levels, and excessive potassium intake may lead to hyperkalemia (high potassium levels), Salt substitutes containing potassium and High-sodium foods: These can counteract the blood pressure-lowering effects. A low-sodium, balanced diet is recommended.

Telmisartan is the generic name of the drug, while CRESAR 80MG TABLET is a brand name manufactured by Glenmark Pharmaceuticals. Both refer to the same medication but may differ in price or additional inactive ingredients.

No, telmisartan does not raise cholesterol. In fact, some studies suggest that it may have a mild lipid-lowering effect by reducing triglycerides and improving HDL (good cholesterol).

Generally, hypertension is caused due to unhealthy lifestyle habits like high salt intake, poor diet, and excess alcohol, lack of physical activity, smoking or tobacco use, Chronic conditions like kidney disease, diabetes, or sleep apnea that can increase blood pressure or hormonal imbalances (e.g., due to thyroid disorders or adrenal gland issues), genetic and age-related factors like family history of hypertension increases risk or aging that causes stiffening of blood vessels, leading to higher blood pressure. A combination of lifestyle changes and medications like CRESAR 80MG TABLET is often required to manage hypertension effectively.