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What kind of physician should i see if i have low blood pressure?
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PCP: Start with a primary care physician (family practice, internal medicine, or pediatrician if under 18) they can then decide if you need follow up with a specialist.
Answered 9/9/2014
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Your primary: Care physician is the best place to start.
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