Do low-dose triple and quadruple combination pills improve blood pressure lowering compared to monotherapy, usual care, or placebo for the initial management of hypertension?
Low-dose combination pills containing 3 or 4 antihypertensive agents are an effective and well-tolerated strategy for the initial management of hypertension.
The findings in the study showed that LDCs with 3 or 4 antihypertensives were an effective and well-tolerated BP-lowering treatment option for the initial or early management of hypertension.
Wang et al. (Wed,) studied this question.
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