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A member asked:
Will dr lower a bp med if the pts' bp's becoming "too low"? how low is too low on a bp med? bp 100/70 past few months but now dropping lower 95/68.
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Yes: Medication often reduced in such a scenario especially if symptoms like dizziness are present.
Answered 1/26/2013
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