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A member asked:
Bp has been high all day. 155/100 was highest. took meds won't go down. what should u di?
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Call your doctor: If this is truly your blood pressure, and you are not responding to your meds, you may need to either be started on an additional or different antihypertensive med, or you could require medicine given by iv. Call your doctor.
Answered 1/19/2013
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