What are the dangers for someone taking Lisinopril, Atenolol and Hydroclorathorizide

I have uncontrolled blood pressure and history of chronic PVC's, the doctor put me on

Lisinopril and Hydroclorathorizide four weeks. These were added to Atenolol which was increased to 75mg a day. I am weak, nauseted and exhausted.

I read that hydrothorized should not be taken with Linsinopril. I stopped it for

2 days, felt good and then today my blood pressure increased to 187/102.

Heart rate was good at 80.

Can you recommend a diuretic I can take safely?

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