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A member asked:
Took my pill in the morning (ziorel) (irbesartan), it's 11pm now, have a headache, feeling blood pressure high, how can i lower blood pressure at home?
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Dose adjustments: may need higher dose or a second agent. Diet modification, lower salt, exercise, weight reduction, meditation, sleep apnea treatment are all non pharmacological means to reduce blood pressure.
Answered 1/17/2016
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