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Why could blood pressure drugs make you dizzy?
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Side effects: Unfortunately, many of the BP meds do have such a side effect. Also, if your body is used to having a high blood pressure, it can take your body a little time to get used to a lower reading. That can manifest as dizziness. Usually with time, some of these side effects can dissipate. If it doesn't , talk to your doctor. Lots of choices out there to treat it.
Answered 11/5/2019
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