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What is the medicine maxzide (hydrocholorthiazide and triamterene) for?
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Maxzide (hydrocholorthiazide and triamterene) is diuretic: Maxide is a diruretic, used to rid the body of excess fluid and also used as medication to lower blood pressure.
Answered 4/12/2015
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