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Is it dangerous to only take the high blood pressure pills the er prescribed to you once in while, when i can tell i need them?
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Blood Pressure : Nope. To treat blood pressure you take a pill per day. You should inform your family physician these have been ordered for you and ask when they want to see you for follow up.Take your medication.
Answered 7/16/2018
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