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Table 2 Co-medications prescribed for hypertensive patients

From: Prescribing pattern of anti-hypertensive medications among hypertensive outpatients at selected hospitals of South Gondar Zone, Amhara, Ethiopia: a hospital based cross sectional study

Drugs

Frequency, n (%)

Drugs

Frequency, n (%)

Antibiotics

Antiasmathics

 Ciprofloxacillin

10 (2.1)

Salbutamol puff

17 (3.5)

 Amoxicillin

9 (1.9)

Prednisolone

8 (1.7)

 Azithromycin

6 (1.2)

Beclomethasone puff

2 (0.4)

 Norfloxacillin

2 (0.4)

  

 Ceftriaxone

2 (0.4)

  

 Metronidazole

1 (0.2)

  

 Crystalline penicillin

1 (0.2)

  

 Cloxacillin

1 (0.2)

  

 Cotrimoxazole

1 (0.2)

  

Supplements

Statin

 Folic acid

3 (0.6)

Atorvastatin

37 (7.7)

 Calcium gluconate

1 (0.2)

Rosuvastatin

15 (3.1)

 Neurobin

1 (0.2)

  

Beta blocker

Antiplatelet

 Propranolol

5 (1.0)

Aspirin

29 (6.0)

 Metoprolol

3 (0.6)

  

 Timolol eye drop

1 (0.2)

  

Anticonvulsant

Diuretics

 Phenytoin

3 (0.6)

Furosemide

30 (6.2)

 Phenobarbital

2 (0.4)

Spironolactone

14 (2.9)

 Gabapentin

1 (0.2)

  

 Carbamazepine

1 (0.2)

  

Antidiabetics

Ant thyroid drugs

 Metformin

48 (10.0)

propylt hiouracil

5 (1.0)

 Glibenclamide

19 (3.9)

  

 Insulin

8 (1.7)

  

NSAIDS

Others

 Indometacin

13 (2.7)

Paracetamol

61 (12.7)

 Ibuprofen

6 (1.2)

Omeprazole

32 (6.6)

 Diclofenac

6 (1.2)

Amitryptylline

21 (4.4)

 Meloxicam

3 (0.6)

Medicinal plants

16 (3.3)

  

Tramadol

16 (3.3)

  

ART

5 (1.0)

  

Albendazole

2 (0.4)

  

Dexthrometorphan

2 (0.4)

  

Benzylbenzonate

1(0.2)

  

Resiperidone

1(0.2)

  

Carbidopa-levodopa

1(0.2)