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What Causes Elevated Blood Pressure Levels Along With Dislocated Shoulder?

my wife has parkinson symptons and is on a number of drugs for high blood pressure and a dislocated shoulder. the meds she is on gabapentin , amlodipine, alprazolam, ropinirole, escitalopram, and benazepril are any of these drugs causing her parkinsons symptoms
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Hello,

None of these drugs are causing Parkinson 's disease. So she might be having other cause for Parkinson's disease. So better to consult a neurologist for this.

Since her blood pressure is not controlled, she also needs dose modifications of current antihypertensive drugs or an additional antihypertensive drugs like Clonidine or Telmisartan.

Hope I have answered your query. Let me know if I can assist you further.

Take care

Regards,
Dr Kaushal Bhavsar, Pulmonologist
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What Causes Elevated Blood Pressure Levels Along With Dislocated Shoulder?

Hello, None of these drugs are causing Parkinson s disease. So she might be having other cause for Parkinson s disease. So better to consult a neurologist for this. Since her blood pressure is not controlled, she also needs dose modifications of current antihypertensive drugs or an additional antihypertensive drugs like Clonidine or Telmisartan. Hope I have answered your query. Let me know if I can assist you further. Take care Regards, Dr Kaushal Bhavsar, Pulmonologist