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A member asked:
If someone,54 was prescribed a pill for blood pressure in the morning.. but forgot to take it but took that pill at night instead.is that totally ok??
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Yes, but: Take your BP med the next day as prescribed. The one med i may tell you to not take late in the day knowing you will take it the next morning is Amlodipine (norvasc), which has a long half life of around 24 hours.
Answered 4/7/2015
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