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What are the effects of missing a single dose of atacand (candesartan)?
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Not critical: The serum level of the medication in your body will fall off and there may be a decrease in the effect however you should simply resume the medication on the recommended schedule and the levels will come back up. No need to double up on the dose.
Answered 1/26/2020
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