Hello irmgard,   It seems like you have several medication problems here.  Sorry to hear you are not feeling well.   First about your blood pressure.  While not increadibly high (you pressure should be 120/80 or less), you should try to lower it.  Several ways to do that without medication are the following: 1) stop smoking if you smoke, 2) lose some weight - even a modest weight loss can help with blood pressure, 3) exercise at least 4 times a week for 40 minutes (MAKE SURE YOU TALK TO YOUR DOCTOR FIRST TO SEE IF YOU ARE HEALTHY ENOUGH FOR EXERCISE).   Even with these lifestyle modifications, your pressure may be too high.  There are many, many different kinds of blood pressure pills.  So if you had a bad reaction to one of them, I'm certain that you and your doctor can find one that will lower your pressure and not have the same side effects.   About your other medical issues.  Complicated and multiple ones you are experiencing are a bit out of the scope of this forum.  I highly suggest you make an appointment with your primary care doctor to discuss your symptoms.  You should not be the least bit afraid to bring them up with him or her.  If you are, you should find another physician whom you feel comfortable with!!  Friends and loved ones are excellent resources to find good doctors, so ASK!   To your health, Neil MD