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I accidentally took my husbands 10mg enalapril. i currently already take verapamil 120mg for my migraines. i do not have a blood pressure monitor at my house. should i be concerned?
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Accident took meds: Should be no problem. I would use your husbands BP device and check it if you get dizzy. Tell your Drs office as they know you better. I recommend everyone with BP ISSUES GET a home device.
Answered 10/2/2020
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