Blood pressure medication

[jimbob333]

I feel like I have tried everywhere to get this medication,I have suffered high blood pressure for about ten years and wondered if anyone knows where I can buy?Also anyone know a decent doctor or hospital,not to pricey for a check up for blood pressure etc,

Cheers

[jimbob333]

Medication that I use

[lopburi3]

Doxazosin

Available Brands

• Cardoxa
• Cardura/Ca...
• Carxasin
• Cazosin
• Dezcard
• Dovizin
• Dozozin
• Duracard
• Genzosin
• Pencor

Loisinopril

Available Brands

Lispril [ Siam Bheasach ]

Also marketed as

Lisdene [ Sandoz ] Lisir [ Kopran ] Zestril [ AstraZeneca ]

You might want to advise location for hospital/doctor recommendations. In Bangkok Saint Louis Hospital should be reasonable priced.

[Sheryl]

Any large pharmacy should have these. Please advise where you live and we may be able to suggest one as well as doctor/hospital.

[Jingthing]

ZESTRIL (branded non-generic imported brand of Lisinopril) is pretty much EVERYWHERE in Thailand!

The Thai generic is much cheaper.

Some will say it is as good.

If you ask me, it isn't.

Edited June 29, 2014 by Jingthing

[Issangeorge]

ZESTRIL (branded non-generic imported brand of Lisinopril) is pretty much EVERYWHERE in Thailand!

The Thai generic is much cheaper.

Some will say it is as good.

If you ask me, it isn't.

Why would you say it is not just as good?

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[Jingthing]

ZESTRIL (branded non-generic imported brand of Lisinopril) is pretty much EVERYWHERE in Thailand!

The Thai generic is much cheaper.

Some will say it is as good.

If you ask me, it isn't.

Why would you say it is not just as good?

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Sorry, I would rather not go into further details about this. I would suggest exploring this yourself and with a doctor. I know the party line is all generics are always the same as all branded meds but in my experience, I just am not fully convinced that is always true. Especially with generics made in countries like Thailand and India.

[jimbob333]

I live in Rama 9 vicinity but work in silom

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[Kalbo]

I live in Rama 9 vicinity but work in silom

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You can get your medications from the Fascino on Rama 4, in between Silom rd and Surawongse rd

[tkramer]

There was a time when my BP was 155/95. Good old fashion diet and daily exercise, lost 74 lbs (never took any meds).

My most recent reading was 108/71.

But I understand how most people would rather just take a pill.

Edited July 1, 2014 by tkramer

[Jingthing]

There was a time when my BP was 155/95. Good old fashion diet and daily exercise, lost 74 lbs.

My most recent reading was 108/71 (no meds).

But I understand how most people would rather just take a pill.

Fair enough but be clear it is not uncommon for "normal" weight people to need BP medications as well. Also not all people who reduce weight can go off meds. It's a case by case thing.

Edited July 1, 2014 by Jingthing

[tkramer]

I've had my share of challenges, and I just don't buy it. Unless it's raging infection, meds only treat the symptom, never the cause. I do not base my statements on something I read on the internet or something that someone else said, I base my statements on my own personal testing and experience.

In 1990 I was on 5 meds, in 1991 I said goodbye to all of them and have never looked back. But you've got to do the work, there are no short-cuts.