Consult your doctor,: A general doctor or family doctor, would be great for that to make sure that your blood pressure is kept in check whether you are on medications or not. Your doctor will also educate you and help you keep an eye on any side effects from the medicines and other possibly worrisome symptoms.
Answered 4/18/2016
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Depends: Taking medicines can decrease the risk of stroke in the future, but not 100% preventive. Another point to remember, the patient will need regular follow-up with a doctor to make sure the medications are controlling the blood pressure.
Answered 4/13/2016
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