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TX for
1)HTN+ dyslipidemia?
2)HTN+ CHF?
3)HTN+ hyperthyroidism?
4)HTN+ Renal failure?
5) HTN+ angina?
6) HTN+ benign prostatic hypertrophy?
7) HTN+ Atrial fibrillation?
8) HTN+ diabetes I or II with proteinuria?
9)HTN+ diabetes II without proteinuria?
10)HTN+ osteoprosis?
11)Cyclosporine induced HTN?
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| no more a loser
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[quote="losergirl"]TX for
1)HTN+ dyslipidemia? alpha blocker
2)HTN+ CHF? carbidelol
3)HTN+ hyperthyroidism? beta blocker
4)HTN+ Renal failure? ace inhibitor
5) HTN+ angina? beta blocker or calcium blocker(not dihydropyrimidine)
6) HTN+ benign prostatic hypertrophy? alpha blocker
7) HTN+ Atrial fibrillation? beta blocker
8) HTN+ diabetes I or II with proteinuria? ace inhibitor
9)HTN+ diabetes II without proteinuria? low dose diuretic
10)HTN+ osteoprosis? thiazide diuretic
11)Cyclosporine induced HTN? calcium channel blocker
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| jamilisr
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HTn+ renal failure treated with ACE inhibitor??it will not predispose to hypekalemia??
As i know it is useful in case of Dm with albuminuria ,but once renal failure occurs this drug would be dangerous.am i wrong??please correct me if so...
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ACE inhibitors are indicated for unilateral renal a. stenosis and C/I for bilateral.
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| sbokhari
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make sure if creatinie levels are not rising if so discontinue medicine. better option then would be Calcium Channel Blockers
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