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Why is my blood pressure going up when im taking meds for it, it used to keep it down?
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Blood pressure: Your prescriber should know that your blood pressure is no longer controlled. Take your BP log with you. Sometimes just weight gain may cause it, but definitely worth having a visit with your doc.
Answered 1/11/2020
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