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Been on metoprolol 25mg for a half year. my bp went back to 120/70 from 150/110, is it ok to switch to clonidine which may help with my add too?
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Not really: Talking about Beta + Alpha blockade at same time, unless you have severe unrelenting htn, would avoid this combo
Answered 12/24/2022
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