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Whats the best medication combo when treating hbp? was on maxide but was taken off. it worked but kidney concerns forced stop. w/focus on diastolic?
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Combination therapy: Is usually the most successful. Diuretics are usually needed , however, each situation is unique. See your doctor or a hypertension specialist.
Answered 8/15/2012
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