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My son who has hypertrophic cardiomyopathy takes ramipril and bisoprolol, can he apply the likes of deep heat?

Thanks in advance for replies

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RufusScamp

You might like to ask your local pharmacist. They are likely to know about reactions of medications.

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TMeditation

I’m on Bisoprolol following valve replacement and I use Deep Heat to help leg muscle cramps. Just staying away from the ibuprofen based creams I believe is the right thing to do. X

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Sunnie2day

The best thing is to ask the prescribing medic - everyone is different and the only person who knows your son's complete history is the medic who prescribed the medications.

I'm on once daily Bisoprolol 1.25mg+300mg aspirin, my consultants (three, cardiologist, rheumatologist, and neurologist - heart, rheumatoid arthritis, Essential Tremor) and GP (who manages my thoracic outlet syndrome from car wreck related nerve damage) - they hemmed, they hawed, and finally decided I could use Deep Heat but NOT Voltarol as the ingredients in Voltarol are not safe for use with my beta blocker.

Now, I would have had NO idea one would be ok but the other not - it was only after asking the medics that I discovered that expensive unopened tube of Voltarol needed to be passed to my disgustingly healthy husband;)

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