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What can my mother take for high blood pressure & dizziness, she's 48 years old ?
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See a dr.: There is no such answer for one individual that would fit everyone for your description. Your mom needs to be examined by a dr. And have some tests run to determine best course of action. Need to know allergies, history, duration, etc.
Answered 10/21/2016
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