High Blood Pressure and Hypertension Forum - high blood pressure and intake of tea

Hi,

I have been taking tea previously and did not have any flu symtoms.

However, after having high blood pressure, I am regularly having cough and colds.

I also notice that whenever I drink any sort of tea, I get a cold immediately and it takes quite a long time for me to get better.

Would anyone know whether there are side effects of hypertension drugs and intake of tea?

Thank you.

Replies(3)

MandMs

replied on March 5th, 2008

Extremely eHealthy

What type of antihypertension drugs you are taking?
Cough can be a side effect of using one type of antihypertensive drugs.

iceboy

replied on March 17th, 2008

New User

Intake Tea

Hi Thank you for yr interest.

I am currently taking NIFTEN however I notice that when ever I drink tea my cough appears are there any side effects ?

Pls advise thanks
Best Regards

MandMs

replied on March 24th, 2008

Extremely eHealthy

I don't think you should think of tea as a cough inducer, because, it's well known as favorable choice to smooth coughs (moistens airways and breaks built up mucous).
What kind of cough you have?
Do you sometimes get cough without cold?
Are you stressing too much?

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