LISINOPRIL AND HYDROCHLOROTHIAZIDE vs METOPROLOL TARTRATE AND HYDROCHLOROTHIAZIDE

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I've been debating on posting, and I figure why not might be informative haven't seen many posts in my ~month of lurking that are similar to my situation. I'm 31 years old, Male, 6'2" and on day 1 of this experiment (on day 3 now) I weighed in at 312.9lbs(also 40% body fat but I don't fully trust th

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**Summary:** Age 51, recent reductions in cholesterol and weight after 30 years of sedentary lifestyle. CAC score of ~~1100~~ 1400. **Question:** What should I expect to happen next? **Background:** I'm 51 years of age. I retired 3 years ago after company I worked for IPOed and have recently start

Hi all -- have been lurking the hypertension sub since January, when I experienced a hypertensive crisis about six weeks after a "mild" case of the 'rona (vaccinated, recovered at home but it was obviously horrible, and also about 11 months postpartum, 32 years old). I'm wondering if anyone's had/ha

So I’ve been experiencing palpitations primarily on the right side of chest for a few months, at least as long as I’ve been on bp meds. It’s normally only been maybe 2-3 times a day. Not painful at all just a little nerve racking. My cardiologist had me wear a heart monitor for a few weeks and said

Hello everyone just discovered this sub recently as I've been reading everyone's stories/experiences with COA. I didn't even know it was a thing until a few days ago when I went to a cardiologist for the first time in my life (30M). So at 13yo I was diagnosed with high blood pressure, was a very act

I'm on 3 different daily medications (lisinopril, hydrochlorothiazide, and losartin), and my PCP has told me that missing one day won't cause any noticeable effects... But a lot of times I will go to bed feeling 'off' is a way that's hard to describe, only to notice in the morning that I forgot to

Okay, I'll attempt to keep this short. I have a patient who is a chiropractor (86 years old) and he thinks he knows a lot more than he actually does about medicine. He has a doctor (who is 70+ years old) that will write him ANYTHING he wants. 86 year old man has active pulmonary TB, just picked

I have a patient who takes metoprolol tartrate 50 mg BID for tachycardia and blood pressure and we got another script for propranolol 10-20 mg as needed for public speaking. Per the doctor the patient will only take the propranolol a max of 10 days per month and won’t take the metoprolol on the days

I’m a staff pharmacist at a large hospital on Epic. I’m wanting to know what kinds of “low-hanging fruit” interventions other people make. I try to fix as many things as I know how, when I have the time. We already do IV/PO conversions and CrCl monitoring on protocols, so I’m mostly talking about “m

For example with metoprolol, you have tartrate or succinate. Or with docusate it’s sodium. What’s the term for the second word? I’m a nurse and I feel like I should know this but don’t. Thanks

Can anybody find a list of the ~Top 100 prescriptions in the country. ClinCalc has a good one but it lumps all the ingredients together and I'm looking for one that provides values for unique drugs and forms (eg, metoprolol tartrate & succinate or alprazolam IR & alprazolam ER). Thanks.