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Working With Your Doctor

High blood pressure can be a serious problem. But your doctor is there to help you. Some people find it hard to talk with their doctors. They may feel embarrassed, shy, or rushed. Remember that your doctor counts on you to discuss questions or concerns you may have about high blood pressure. Be sure to talk openly with your doctor about any health issues that worry you.

Working toward your goal

Lowering your blood pressure is a goal that you and your doctor should both care about. You are partners and you’re in this together. Your doctor can help you with a treatment plan to manage blood pressure. Your plan may include diet, exercise, reducing stress, and taking medicine like BENICAR or BENICAR HCT.

Remember: There are no generic forms of BENICAR or BENICAR HCT. Ask your pharmacist to fill your prescription with the brand your doctor prescribed.

Questions to Ask Your Doctor

Finding what works for you starts when you talk openly with your doctor. Let him or her know about the questions or concerns you may have. This can help your doctor understand how well your treatment plan is working. The list of questions below can help you prepare for your next office visit.

Check off the questions you want to ask. Then, click "Print Questions" to print this list. Take your list with you on your next visit to remind yourself of what to ask.

Questions about BENICAR or BENICAR HCT:

Questions about my blood pressure:

Questions about making lifestyle changes:

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