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My father took betaloc25,amlodipine5,cordarone200for afib his pr(49-59),hisbp150/80 at evening,what drug to increase to control his bp?
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Newest guidelines: for older individuals is 140/90 so he is right in line. If anything, reduce the sodium content of his diet. No change in medications.
Answered 6/20/2016
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