Stop taking diuretic

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I have high BP and have been prescribed one tablet or hydrochlorothiazide along with other medication...however the diuretic doesn't seems to do any good by I urinate whenever I drink water...also it is cause ed problem..can I stop using it and continue with my other BP medicine...

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Dr. Anand Lingan Cardiologist 19 yrs exp Mysore Consult Now · Accepted Answer

Dr. Anand Lingan

Cardiologist 19 yrs exp Mysore

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Would advice you to consult your doctor. Diuretic may be stopped but other alternative medication may be needed for control of blood pressure.

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