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What medications are best for hypertension?
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Best Meds for HTN: 1. Those that have been shown to reduce stroke, MI, renal disease and CAD in randomized trials. Nothing yet beats a diuretic so that once you have failed the DASH eating plan you should be placed on diuretics. 2, The next med to add depends on you and your teams assessment of which next drug is best for you. 3.Always monitor your BP at some so you have lots of numbers to make decisions on.
Answered 11/8/2015
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