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I have a known sensitivity to a bp med..would this sensitivity worsten or progress over a period of 10mos without coming off the med?
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Intolerance...: If you are experiencing a medication intolerance or allergic reaction the next thing to do would be to come off the medication and use an alternative. If you were asked to stay on it regardless it is most likely a mild symptom but I cannot tell you the course of symptoms unless I know which med we are talking about and what side effect is giving you. Discuss with your doctor for alternative plan.
Answered 4/28/2016
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