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Bp medicine
Can we eat blood pressure medicine after blood test
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I'm bp patient
I'm going today to blood test
Like crp ,cbc ,Ra factor, chest x-ray
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Dr. Garima Katewa
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4 yrs exp
Jaipur
Yes u can take , no problem
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You can consume the blood pressure medicine and go for the tests.
The test results will not be affected by the medicine.
However, if u can't take the medicine, on time
You may take it later in the day after the blood tests are done.
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Yes u can
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Yes you can take bp medication after blood test
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try to have some sips of water before and after giving the sample
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Dr. Sajin
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5 yrs exp
Thiruvananthapuram
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Yes you should.Dont skip your BP medications.
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Dr. Aman Qureshi
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Nagpur
Yes you can.
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