Does Silamil interact with Zahron, Co-Prestarium, Silodosin?

To @beret:
Yes, please be careful when combining Miansec with Silamil, Siludosin and Co-Prestarium. This combination may result in an increased risk of arrhythmias and a decrease in blood pressure. Drops in blood pressure are usually particularly noticeable when changing the body position from lying down to standing and are manifested by weakness, dizziness, increased heartbeat and even fainting.

Check your blood pressure regularly. If it is too low or you experience other worrying symptoms, please contact your doctor.

One more thing.
For sleep problems, the doctor prescribed me 1/2 tablet of MIANSEC 10mg. Does this medicine interact with the above medicines? Can it affect blood pressure or heart function (e.g. arrhythmia)?

The literature and available research do not mention this. The risk of fainting in this case is caused by a drop in blood pressure (systolic by at least 20 mmHg or diastolic by at least 10 mmHg) after standing. We call this orthostatic hypotension.

However, please keep an eye on your body. The risk of interactions does not mean that they have to occur and this is a very individual matter for each patient.
If you notice any worrying symptoms or an increase in blood pressure despite taking medication, you should of course see a doctor.

Among the drugs that have been mentioned, there is an interaction between Co-Prestarium and Silodosin. Taking them increases the risk of dizziness and fainting.
And could this interaction also result in an increase in blood pressure?