Be Ready to Use More Than One BP Med to Treat Hypertension

August 2018

Many patients with UNCOMPLICATED hypertension will need two or more meds to reach BP goals.

We know comorbidities often drive med combo choices...such as an ACEI plus beta-blocker in some patients with heart failure or post-MI.

Before adding a second med for UNcomplicated hypertension, check BP-measurement accuracy...assess adherence...and emphasize lifestyle changes.

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Table of Contents

Nephrology Optimize Meds in Chronic Kidney Disease
Antibiotics Clear Up Confusion About Nitrofurantoin
Influenza Explain Why FluMist Is Back for the 2018-19 Flu Season
Heart Failure Be Familiar With the Role of Nonstandard Heart Failure Meds
Migraine Put New Aimovig for Migraine Prophylaxis Into Perspective
Hypertension Be Ready to Use More Than One BP Med to Treat Hypertension
Neurology & Pain Balance Risks and Benefits of Gabapentin and Pregabalin
Dermatology Sort Through Treatments for Sunburns and Other Minor Burns
Opioids Ensure Opioid Intolerance Is Documented Correctly
Insulin Don't Buy Into Marketing That Toujeo Max SoloStar Will Save Money