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Issue related to high BP
My friend started medication for high bp 4 days back after consultation with a doctor. Her bp was 160/90. From yesterday she is experiencing a bit dizziness. Does she need to consult the doctor again or simply continue the medication as prescribed by doctor? Is there anything to worry or its normal?
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Kindly discuss for your concern
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Check the BP first. Both high and low BP can cause dizziness.
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Consult. Check bp during dizziness.
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It can be due to medication. Need to adjust dose .
What is the bp now?
Consult a general physician
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Dr. Priyanka Reddy
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What is the current bp?
Dizziness might be due to medications
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