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What medications should be given to the patient who is having bp in range of 150-180mmhg has a complaint of burning sensation in chest?
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Blood pressure: A patient with hypertension should be their physician, get appropriate evaluation and if chest symptom for that also. Then appropriate treatment recommended by the examining/treating physician should be followed.
Answered 3/26/2013
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