The change is to further improve your blood pressure control since it is obviously not controlled. The best thing is to see how your body adjust to the change and to discuss any side effect with your doctor.
Answered 5/24/2022
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Your new doctor is correct in changing losartan to losartan hctz. When a patient's blood pressure is out of control with 2 medications, the third one should be a diuretic and hctz is preferred unless you have history of allergy to hctz. If you were advised to drink a lot of fluid before, you should reduce fluid intake at least 20% when taking losartan-hctz for avoiding low blood sodium.
Answered 5/25/2022
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