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How often should i follow up my high blood pressure with a doctor?
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Depends: If your blood pressure is controlled (normal) on your present medications, and you are able to monitor it your self at least monthly, then twice a year is probably fine. If your blood pressure is still high and/or your medications are being actively changed or adjusted, then you may need to be seen much more often.
Answered 6/7/2013
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