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27 year old women.. i have high blood pressure ben off my medicine for over a month.. im i at serious risk for anything?
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Yup: If you are hypertensive, you need to take your meds. Depending on how high, there are risk of serious acute and chronic complications. Blood pressure control is very important.
Answered 3/26/2013
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