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Is it safe to take high blood pressure meds while drinking coffee or cafeine?
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Yes: Many people that take blood pressure medication can ingest coffee and do so. If blood pressure is controlled and heart rate is within reasonable ranges there should not be a problem. 1 cup of Java should be fine
Answered 3/28/2015
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