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My mother in law took a double dose of her blood pressure pills she's diabetic is there any problem or any symptoms to watch for?
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Yes: She may get a lower than desirable blood pressure - she should be cautious standing quickly, operating a car or dangerous equipment, and take precautions not to fall.
Answered 4/9/2016
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