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What does it mean if your blood pressure continues to rise despite medications?
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Blood Pressure: If you are on medication and your blood pressure isn't coming down, you need to discuss with your doctor. You may need increased dosage or additonal medications. You could also perhaps need additional testing to see if something unexpected is going on.
Answered 9/22/2015
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