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I am a 62 year old female and my pressure has been up for a month, i am on medication for thyroids and my bloodpressure, what do i do?
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Thyroid: If your thyroid levels are normal while taking the thyroid hormone, there is no effect on blood pressure. You can take both the thyroid hormone and blood pressure medications.
Answered 3/22/2013
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Check w/your doctor: If your blood pressure is consistently elevated, you may need your doctor to adjust or change your blood pressure medication. Kidney function may also need to be reevaluated.
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