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How long to see results

by aikdak, May 18, 2009 02:56PM
Hello - I was recently diagnosed with high blood pressure and have been on 25 mg daily of Hydrochilorothiazide for one week and have not seen any difference in my readings.  Does this medication take a while to become effective or should I contact my doctor at this point?

Thanks!
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by swaraj29, May 19, 2009 03:09AM
To: aikdak
Take vitamin C 2000 mg, natural vitamin E 800 IU, fish, omega 3 fish oil capsules(4 daily) ,a B Complex capsule and potassium rich foods.Also take eggs,milk,and L-lysine supplements.Avoid sugar,bakery foods,refined cereals.Use lots of  green/leafy vegetables, sour fruits, and avoid hydrogenated/refined oils
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