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I just took two blood pressure pills by mistake. should i be worried? i am not having any symptoms as yet.
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It depends: What was your blood pressure when you took the extra medication? The type and doseage of the medication you doubled up on may also make a difference. Call your doctor and check. If you are feeling weak, dizzy, or like you might pass out, go to the emergency room.
Answered 3/3/2013
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