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It is compulsory to take antihypertensive drug empty stomach early morning?
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No it is not compuls: No it is not compulsory.Bp drugs can be taken in the morning and at night and without regards to food.Only BP meds not to be taken at night are diuretis and those combination drugs containing diuretics.
Answered 5/9/2018
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