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Medicines associated with long-term blood pressure control.
Commonly associated with high blood pressure and some types of chest pain.
A calcium channel blocker that relaxes and widens blood vessels.
May cause ankle swelling, flushing or dizziness; do not stop suddenly without medical advice.
Use only as advised by a qualified doctor or pharmacist.
Prescribed for high blood pressure and kidney protection in some patients.
Blocks angiotensin II, a hormone that tightens blood vessels.
Not suitable in pregnancy; kidney function and potassium levels need periodic checks.
Use only as advised by a qualified doctor or pharmacist.
Often associated with high blood pressure and fluid retention.
A diuretic that helps the body remove excess salt and water.
Can affect potassium and sodium levels; caution with gout, dehydration or kidney disease.
Use only as advised by a qualified doctor or pharmacist.