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Mom on ramipril and cardace 5mg each.tazloc trio was 80mg but it was made to 40mg.her bp is now high.can she increase her tazloc dose by some 10 20mg.
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Do not combine them: Would not change those in her own without doctor monitoring. Tazloc and ramipril can be a tricky combination. Could adversely affect kidney or potassium.
Answered 8/22/2016
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