Let me second this idea. Doctors are not pharmacists, and there are so many pharmaceuticals, OTC drugs, alternative and herbal drugs, and conditions that there is no way a doctor can keep up. That’s why you need an expert, a pharmacist.
In this case, say two different drugs say they “can” elevate blood pressure. The pharmacist can tell you what percentage of people get elevation, how severe it is, if the elevation is caused by an interaction or condition, must you watch your BP if you take this drug, etc.
And interactions are where the money is, in this case.
Ask your pharmacist.
It definitely sounds like my pharmacist is the key to something going on.