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67 year old man with low blood pressure for the last month (90/55 mmhg). he has taken tamsulosin for bph for a month, stopped 3 weeks ago. ?
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Definitely : Could have contributed to the blood pressure. If you are not having symptoms with the low blood pressure not a big deal. If you are having symptoms talk to your doctor to try and help you adjust things.
Answered 1/10/2019
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