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I take metoprolol, fosinopril and diltiazem. why did my doc prescribe me all of these?
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High blood pressure?: Most likely your blood pressure can not be controlled with a single med. It is not uncommon to use different drugs that have different mechanism of action in these cases to contribute to decrease the blood pressure.
Answered 5/27/2016
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