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Am prescribed 3 hypertension medications at full moderate. would this be considered, in the absence of stroke or heart disease, a medical underlying condition to a medical doctor?
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Hypertension: Hi, yes unfortunately it would. Given that you have hypertension which is a medical condition, it would be considered a preexisting condition.
Answered 12/14/2020
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