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Should i take blood pressure meds if it doesn't run high consistently? blood pressure
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Yes: Your doctor is the best person with whom to,discuss this. Good, that the meds keep your blood pressure mis in the normal range. I agree that sometimes, improved diet, weight loss, exercise and stress decrease may result in a reduction or removal of your meds, but that should occur between you and you personal doc who,knows your health history best.
Answered 3/11/2020
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