Irbesartan, a long-acting blood pressure-lowering medication, is usually taken once in the early morning, and the time of day may be adjusted for those with poor control.
In most people, blood pressure peaks between six and ten in the morning and between four and eight in the afternoon. Therefore, people with high blood pressure usually need to take one dose of Irbesartan tablets in the morning to control their increased blood pressure.
For some hypertensive patients, the blood pressure increases significantly at night, especially for elderly hypertensive patients, common non aryepiglottic or anti aryepiglottic changes, the effect of taking in the morning is not good, can be adjusted according to the characteristics of the blood pressure and the peak of the blood concentration of the time of dosage.
Irbesartan is contraindicated in people who are allergic to its components and in pregnancy, etc., but also abdominal pain, rash, renal function abnormalities and other adverse reactions, therefore, the use of the drug must be carried out under the guidance of a doctor, and must not be taken privately and indiscriminately.