Amlip AT Tablet brings together Amlodipine 5 mg and Atenolol 50 mg to manage high blood pressure and help with angina-related chest pain. Doctors use it when one medicine is not enough to keep the pressure under control. It relaxes the blood vessels and slows the heart rate so the heart works with less effort. This also cuts the risk of heart attack and stroke over time. Most people feel no daily difference because high blood pressure often stays quiet. Taking it every day with simple lifestyle changes works best.
Key Information
Combination tablet for blood pressure and angina
Contains Amlodipine 5 mg and Atenolol 50 mg
Used for hypertension and heart-related chest pain
Helps lower the risk of heart attack and stroke
Tablet form (strip of 10 tablets)
For oral use
Prescription medicine
Key Ingredient
Amlodipine (5 mg), Atenolol (50 mg)
Key Benefits
Brings down high blood pressure
Relaxes blood vessels for easier flow
Slows the heart rate gently
Helps reduce angina chest pain
Protects the heart for the long run
Easy once-a-day dose
How Does It Work?
Amlodipine opens up the blood vessels by blocking calcium entry into their walls. Atenolol acts on the heart to slow the beat and reduce its force. Together, they lower pressure and ease the load on the heart.
Directions For Use
Take one tablet daily at the same time as your doctor says.
Swallow whole with water. Do not crush or chew.
Can be taken with or without food.
Keep taking it even if you feel fine.
Do not stop suddenly without asking your doctor.
Stay active and eat less salt for better results.
Get your blood pressure checked as advised.
Safety Information
May cause dizziness. Get up slowly from a chair or bed.
Tell your doctor about any liver, kidney, or heart issues.
Not safe during pregnancy or while breastfeeding without advice.
Do not stop the tablet suddenly, as pressure can jump up.
Share the list of all other medicines you take.
Store in a cool, dry place away from children.
Possible Side Effects
FAQs
Q1. What is Amlip AT Tablet used for?
Ans. It is given for high blood pressure and to help prevent angina chest pain when a single medicine is not enough to control the numbers properly.
Q2. Why do I need to keep taking it when I feel okay?
Ans. High blood pressure often has no signs. Stopping the tablet can let the pressure rise again, so continue for as long as your doctor advises.
Q3. Can this medicine make me dizzy?
Ans. Yes, some people feel lightheaded, especially when standing up. Rise slowly until your body gets used to it.
Q4. Is it okay to stop Amlip AT on my own?
Ans. No. Stopping suddenly can cause a sharp rise in blood pressure. Always talk to your doctor before making any change.
Q5. Can pregnant women take this tablet?
Ans. It is usually not advised during pregnancy or while breastfeeding. Ask your doctor for safer choices if needed.
Q6. How should I store Amlip AT tablets?
Ans. Keep the strip in a cool, dry place away from moisture and sunlight. Place it out of children’s reach and use before the expiry date.
