Side Effects Of Concor Am 5 Espacially Sexual Effects
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I am 44 y male. I am getting Concor AM 5 mg, one pill a day morning time. I need to know the side effects espacially the sexual effect, and if there are any bad effects for the future . I feel I am getting more time to ejaculate, and more than one time per cession.

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What about the side effect of concor am 5 on the libido in the female life?

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does cocncor am 5mg can be stopped after a treatment of 6 month or should be taking all life on ?

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I have consulted a doctor about it. In addition to prescribing a few pain killers he has also advised to wear a cervical collar around my neck which i am afraid i may have to wear for the rest of my life. I was wondering if there are some exercises which done regularly over a long period of time could come to my rescue. Could you suggest some to get me rid of this ailment and save me from the side effects of pain killers and other drugs.
Thanks

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Abhilash, there are always risks associated with using any medication long-term, they are very rare, but in some people they may cause some stomach damage, or damage to other organs, such as the liver.

The reason your doctor is trying to reassure you, however, is more than likely due to the fact that the risks to your health are far greater, if you don't take the medications you need and keep your blood pressure under control.

Many people take these types of medications for years and they have no problems, because as I said they are very rare. However, if you don't take the medication, then suffering health issues is not rare and there is a really high chance of suffering from a stroke or congestive heart failure.


http://www.prescriptiondrug-info.com/drug_details.asp?title=Amlodipine&ad=true

http://www.prescriptiondrug-info.com/drug_details.asp?title=Bisoprolol&ad=true

And Mukta, I am sorry, but we are an information only website, we do not diagnose or treat any conditions.

Have you seen a doctor for this?

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I am 50 years old. Suffering from cervical of the neck for last two years. My neck aches a lot and the pain comes from the back of the neck towards the forehead. Off late my head has started shaking involuntarily and rather violently at times. Can you suggest some medicine to cure/relieve this.

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yes, the bp does stay to these levels with a variation of 5 points here or there normally. the dosage has recently been adjusted and does keep me in good shape. The concern, at this point of time , in my mind is that it does not have any significant side-effect though my family doctor says that these medications are long term therapies and do not effect the health in very big ways. any comments please?

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yes, the bp does stay to these levels with a variation of 5 points here or there normally. the dosage has recently been adjusted and does keep me in good shape. The concern, at this point of time , in my mind is that it does not have any significant side-effect though my family doctor says that these medications are nong term therapies and do not effect the health in very big ways. any comments please?

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Abhilash, that is really something that only you and your doctor can determine with time. Your body does eventually get used to anything you take on a regular basis and this can cause it to become less effective.

This means that in the future, you may require a dosage adjustment, or a switch to different medications.




http://www.prescriptiondrug-info.com/drug_details.asp?title=Amlodipine&ad=true

http://www.prescriptiondrug-info.com/drug_details.asp?title=Bisoprolol&ad=true

As long as your blood pressure is staying around those levels, there shouldn't be a problem and your current dose should be fine. However, if you start to show any symptoms of it going high or low, such as headache, nausea and dizziness, make sure you contact your doctor immediately.

Are there any other questions?

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After medication as mentioned in my previous mail, my BP normally stays at 85/120. Can I stay with this dosage of concor-10+amlodipine-10 daily once a day comfortably? I am 56 years old.

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Abhilash, both of the medications you mentioned are used to help lower and control high blood pressure and with numbers that high, you have to do something to bring it down, you're getting into very dangerous territory. High blood pressure like that creates the very real risk of Congestive Heart Failure or stroke.

The regular Concor contains Bisoprolol and the Amlogard contains Amlodipine.

They may cause some side effects, such as: nausea, dizziness, headache and dry cough.


http://www.prescriptiondrug-info.com/drug_details.asp?title=Amlodipine&ad=true

http://www.prescriptiondrug-info.com/drug_details.asp?title=Bisoprolol&ad=true

Have you seen any improvement in your blood pressure?

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is concor10+amloguard 10 once daily is ok for an acute bp patient> without medication my BP is 100/190.

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if the doctor decide to stop me taking the concor 5mg then the erectile will become normal as before taking the concor 5mg ??

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Concor-AM contains the active ingredients Amlodipine and Bisoprolol, it is most commonly used to help treat high blood pressure.

The most common side effects may include: nausea, dizziness, stomach pain and headache.

As to sexual side effects, yes, this class of medications is well known for causing a loss of libido, longer ejaculation times and erectile dysfunction.

If the problems become severe, you should speak to your doctor about trying a different medication.

However, these effects are really miniscule compared to the ill health effects of letting your blood pressure be uncontrolled.


Learn more:

http://www.prescriptiondrug-info.com/drug_details.asp?title=Amlodipine&ad=true

http://www.prescriptiondrug-info.com/drug_details.asp?title=Bisoprolol&ad=true

Are there any questions or comments?

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