OTC: Hydrochlorothiazide has years of scientific data supporting its use for its approved indications. For an OTC medication, that usually is not the case. It is unlikely HCT will become an otc medication.
Answered 12/9/2017
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Diuretic: 51 person from TX asks: Will an over-the-counter diuretic replace the HCT. ANS: No. If HCT is being given for HTN it is one of the best agents we have to prevent stroke, heart and brain attack, heart and kidney failure and premature death and disability. No OTC has been so tested. Don't bet you life!
Answered 6/5/2017
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