change of medication

Our surgery has a fabulous, approachable and helpful clinical pharmacist.
If I want to know things she will always try to help me.

Why not call the surgery and see if you have one?

Good luck.

Nearly all medication is dispensed in a box which should contain a leaflet which gives details of the medication including possible side effects and contra-indications in plain language.You can also find information on the BNF website.*

polnan do you mean Indapamide?

*Seek proper advice about this if you are worried. I am not a
pharmacist or a doctor.

Why don't prescribing doctors ever, ever tell you about the side effects of any medication? I am now suffering the consequences of lack of info.

oh I just came here to ask about my change of medication.. sorry Fflaurie but my medication question is different.. I have no knowledge of yours, but I do understand how you are not comfortable to change..

my medication change is High Blood pressure tablets taking out inapadimen (?) to another one, that I have taken for 4 days and feel really ill, tired, weary, drained.. can`t cope... Doc never mentioned this.. but the web tells me that my body has to accustom to it. may take weeks!