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Bp medicine
About 20 days ago I was had increased triglycerides,191 cholesterol,have fatty liver grade two and previously hypothyroidism but now report are not positive,that day my bp also increased, doctor prescribed telmisartan ,I took it only one day , i thought it's so early to take bp medication and the medicine is still the same quantity, I have burning and tingling sensation in hands and feet too , sometimes feel heavy , light-headed ... currently feeling heavy, also have anxiety issue ,stress , so please tell me should I take this medicine now ???it's 4:43 pm please reply ASAP should I take it this time or not?
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