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Bp low in the morning 105/55 but rises to 125-130/70 in afternoon then 115/60 in evening occasional dizzy spells in the morning. need dosage adjusted?
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Fluctuating BP?: Need more clinical details of symptoms and dosages of drugs used!although u r BP is fluctuating it is within normal range.If symptoms of dizziness persists hydrate yourself or cut the drug dosages.Discuss with u r md!
Answered 6/10/2014
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