The ability of thiazide-type diuretics to reduce BP seems to be linked to the presence of functioning renal tissue; thus, these drugs will not reduce BP in hemodialysis patients. [6] ...

The present investigation was conducted to determine how effective uricosuric agents were in preventing thiazide hyperuricemia and to what extent they might interfere with the diuretic action.

Higher thiazide doses are associated with greater reductions in urine calcium, which in turn correlate with fewer symptomatic ...

BP can be readily controlled by a carefully selected prescription of two drugs without the necessity for high doses of either drug. For example, drug classes, which interfere with sympathetic ...