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ethandron | 10:10 Sat 17th Nov 2018 | Body & Soul
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Would either/both of these drugs, prescribed to lower blood pressure, cause a person to need to pee more because of the way they work in lowering blood pressure? I know they’re not diuretics. Thanks.
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Ramipril tablets are sometimes combined with Hydrochlorthiazide, which is a diuretic, so check which Ramipril you are taking.
But no......, as you say....neither of the above are diuretics.
10:30 Sat 17th Nov 2018
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Thank you for replying Sqad, I appreciate it.
12:00 Sat 17th Nov 2018

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