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Low bp with weight gain is it due to sotret?
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NO: Normal BP is in a range. If you have no symptoms your BP is normal for you. If you are fainting with low BP your dr needs to evaluate you. Weight gain is not due to this med. Expect dry lips, skin, nose, eyes, watch out for headaches.
Answered 6/10/2014
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