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Are there any alternatives to prazosin for hypertension?
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Natural and drugs: Mild to moderate hypertension often responds to weight loss, exercise, meditation and stress reduction. Acupuncture, nutritional changes, and biofeedback. One or more of these may well help. There are also dozens of other pharmaceutical choices.
Answered 12/23/2017
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