Blood pressure can fluctuate for many reasons. The most important thing if you have high blood pressure is to treat it and get it under control as quickly as you can. Whether the new tablets will be a temporary measure until things settle down or whether you will need to take them long term depends on how well controlled it becomes. If it is still high in two weeks, why not give it a go? Taking extra medication can be so frustrating but there should be little or no side effects. If you notice any side effects then do discuss this with your doctor and they will be able to look at alternative treatments for you.
I'm on about 10 tabs too and take Losartan Amlodipine and a water tab for BP.All I would say is that Amlodipine can give you swollen ankles and the water tab makes you frequently dash to the loo! Have tolerated this combination really well over the years and my BP has been very stable at or below 140 over 80..so don't worry.I suppose the water tablet would be the least invasive considering your other issues..but Im not a medic.Hope this helps.
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