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A member asked:
What can i do to lower my blood pressure when it gets high after i've already taken my blood pressure medication?
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Hmmm: You can try meditation / yoga / biofeedback types of stress reducers to see if they help. More likely, you should be keeping a BP diary (date/time and reading, also with entries for what time you take your med(s)), and then take this in to your doctor--you might be undermedicated, or on non-ideal medicine for you. Get a few days' worth of data and ask your doc.
Answered 6/10/2014
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