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Hypertension since traumatic event, diet exercise helps but remains over 140/90, taking supplements because medications cause dizziness, ankle swell?
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Treatment: High blood pressure should be treated. There are many different classes of blood pressure medications. If you have had side effects with one or a few, try different ones until you find one(s) that work and you can tolerate. Symptoms of dizziness and swelling may be related to blood pressure however should be evaluated by your doctor.
Answered 10/2/2020
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