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What over-the-counter allergy medicine can someone with high blood pressure take?
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Antihistamine: Depends on what medications you're taking. Most over-the-counter antihistamines would not pose a significant problem as long as the do not contain decongestant. Cannot comment on specific interactions without knowing what medications you're taking.
Answered 10/20/2019
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