My fiance is currently taking Lisinopril, Metaprolol, and Colonadine, for high blood pressure. He is also taking Gabapentin for nerve pain. Since the Metaprolol and the Colonadine has been added his blood pressure has ranged anywhere from 220/120 to 183/113. What other things could be causing his high BP. We are at a loss. His dr just keeps adding meds and it is not working.
What can cause extremely high blood pressure while taking 3 different bp meds?
Question posted by kbusby20 on 2 Dec 2017
Last updated on 3 December 2017 by PharmaGenius
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PharmaGenius
3 Dec 2017
Does your fiancé smoke? drink coffee? is he taking any other medications? This looks like a good drug regimen but maybe ask your doctor to consider adding a low dose diuretic or a low dose calcium channel blocker.
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