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I'm taking medication for high blood pressure, and have been having some mild symptoms lately. do i need to see a doctor?
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Side effects of Meds: Almost all medications can have a side effects depending on the dose and the purpose. I would recommend seeing your doctor to see if those new symptoms are related to the medications prescribed or due to some other cause.
Answered 9/7/2014
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