Depends on medicatio: Some medications act very quickly and you have a response within a couple of days. Some of the common medications we use may take up to a month to get the bulk of their response. Some classes of blood pressure medicine continue to improve blood pressure over several months. It is not uncommon to make adjustments after the first month.
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It depends: Blood pressure medications can vary in onset of action, absorption rate, frequency of administration, and overall effectiveness. Generally, if taken orally, it starts to work within 30-60 minutes. If given i've, effectiveness can be immediate. If thru transdermal route, it can work within 10 to 15 minutes.
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