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Waking up 2 am lately bp ranges145/110 to 174/96.on diltia90mg2x daily and metoprol25mg er1x eat right weight fine no salt?
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Not controlled: Based on these readings your BP is not controlled. May need additional medication(s). Weight loss and low salt diet may help.
Answered 6/10/2014
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