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Soreness in lower right side of back and tired all the time. 48yrs. old . on blood pressure meds. female. started about 2 months ago.?
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Nothong to worry: Check your blood pressure. It may be too low with medication. Your doctor may need to adjust medication and to check your potassium level.
Answered 3/3/2013
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