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A member asked:
Can a person somehow feel physically better after taking high blood pressure medications other than a cerebral wishing effect?
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BP: Hi: it is possible, but probably only if your BP is relatively high that you are having uncomfortable symptoms (ie. headache, nausea). By bring your BP down, these unpleasant symptom should improve, and therefore make you feel physically better. The common BP medication does not really make one "fee better" directly, but indirectly by improving your BP.
Answered 2/25/2020
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Yes: feels better after blood presure is controlled head feels light pain goes
Answered 6/12/2018
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