which of these are for blood pressure? furosemide, plavix, coreg?
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Furosemide lowers blood pressure since it is a diuretic; \nCoreg is a beta blocker that lowers blood pressure as well.\n\nPlavix is used to reduce blood clot formation.
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Medication, especially diuretics.
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Beta blockers (like Lopressor) commonly cause people to feel tired and can precipitate shortness of breath.  \n\nIt sounds like you are very focused on your B/P which in some respects is great but you can over kill it too.  Sometimes just stepping back and relaxing a little can be useful.  If you are healthy enough, adding vigorous physical exercise like swimming laps or playing tennis can be helpful in reducing you blood pressure.  \n\nUnless you have some dangerous condition, like an aneurysm, then taking a few months to get the B/P under control is okay.  Most people require two and often three medications to adequately treat the condition.  You are probably saying "Three medicines???"  Taking modest doses of two or three medicines can often produce great results with no side effects.  ACE inhibitors (or ARB's are a newer generation but are more expensive), diuretics (HCTZ) and B-blocker or Calcium Channel Blockers as a third adjunct...these choices can be influenced, however, by other conditions that you are at risk for that might benefit from these medications too.\n\nContinue to work with your medical provider and you will achieve your goal...good luck.
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Zoloflot,Lexapro,Paxil,ProZac,Wellbutrin,Effexor, Elavil,Imipramine,Desipramine,Nortriotilyne,Serezone,Sinequan, Lithium, Cymbalta
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Not all BP meds are created equal. 25mg is a very low dose and I am sure your doctor has you scheduled to reevaluate this. Anxiety can affect blood pressure and heart rate but you should have also discussed this situation at your visit. Toprol is a commonly used drug and should work well for you. Be sure to follow up with your checkups.
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The minute a patient has a heart attack, I start ordering five drugs:  aspirin, plavix, an acei inhibitor, a beta blocker, and a statin.  Pretty standard stuff.  Pretty expensive, unfortunately.
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1.  Clopidgogrel (Plavix):  Inhibits platelet aggregation.\nAssessment:  Check for stroke & MI, get liver panel. CBC, H&H\nDiagnosis:  Risk for injury, knowledge deficit\nImplementation:  Give with food to decrease GI symptoms\n2.????  don't understand which drug you're talking about.\n3.  Alprazolam (Xanax)  CNS depressant, decreases anxiety\nAssessment:  Mental status exam, check BP, CBC, liver panel\nDiagnosis:  Anxiety, depression, risk for injury, knowledge deficit\nImplementation:  Give with food; may be crushed; give frequent water or hard candy for dry mouth.\n4.  Furosemide (Lasix)  Diuretic acting on the Loop of Henle.\nAssessment:  Check for hearing problems (esp, tinnitus), check for manisfestations of decreased electrolyte levels, check BP\nDiagnosis:  Fluid volume excess (or deficit), knowledge deficit\nImplementation:  Give in AM, may have to give with K+.\n5.  Metoprolol (Lopressor; Betaloc in canada)  Beta blocker\nAssessment:  Check BP, monitor I&O and hydration status\nDiagnosis:  Decreased cardiac output, risk for injury, knowledge deficit, noncompliance.\nImplementation:  Give with food; store protected from light.\n6.  ???  not sure which drug you're referring to
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you have to go to your physician.he will decide what medicine you need and which are better for you.for you information here are some categories of medicine,diuretics,calcium channel blockers,betablockers,ace inhibitors,arbs,and few more types.each category has its plus and minus points,your physician will decide it for you.
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There are over the counter meds like midol which contain a painkiller and something to reduce water retention called a diuretic. Your physician can direct you to stronger meds, like progesterone or anti-imflammatories. You could try over the counter ibuprofen which is an anti-inflammatory.
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Sounds like your medication to me. Allegra or Allegra-D? Some antihistamines and most all decongestants are known to cause retarded ejaculation and can even prevent erections. They are also known to cause at least a minimal abount of temporary (during the efect of the medicine) bladder neck obstruction and can prevent you from urinating. In older men with BPH (benign prostating hypertension) or enlarged prostate gland, the drugs can prevent urination to the degree that a cather would need to be inserted into the penis. Consult with your doctor with your parents outside the exam room....tell him the problem.
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okay.. there are testoterone booters.. sold at www.GNC.com .. the whole increased blood pressure thang is a side efect kinda... but there is also  other herbal supplements u can take to make it where that wont happen..
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yeah its definitely advair. supposedly it works really well
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Take Lasix, it is a diuretic and will tak e a few pounds off you in a few hours.
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Tylenol\n\nBufferin® Extra Strength\n\nhttp://www.novartis.com/consumerhealth/OTC/Bufferin.shtml
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Hands down abreva. Its the best over the counter medication I've used, it's a little pricey but worth every penny.
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Viagra shouldn't be taken around the same time as you take blood pressure medication. It could cause your blood pressure to drop significantly. You might want to try and take a half of pill- 25 mg.
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