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My sister is taking eltroxin 100, minirin 60, hostacortin (1.5 tablets a day) and glucophage and some others. recently, she has been experiencing sudden drops in bp and inability to cope up with her daily routines. she is 30 ys?
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She should get in touch with her prescibing MD right away.
Answered 10/21/2021
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