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Tonight is the first night in the past 3 days that i've had a normal reading (126/76). should i take a dose of medicine tonight?
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Good reading: Since this is a normal bp and is your first good reading, I would continue the same antihypertensive regimen. I would only reduce the dose if your bp became too low. Your treating physician is best qualified to answer your question,however.
Answered 1/11/2017
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