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I have a stress echo tomorrow. I want to know can I take my bp medicine- losartan 50 mg and ciplar 50 mg before the test? I read that these meds shud be avoided on test day but in my case my bp n heart rate will shoot up too much if i go withoit them for the test and the results might be not accurate than. Also, I have a sedentary lifestyle so the chances of heart rate shooting up are high when I will walk on Treadmil. Can I consume these medicines tomorrow morning before I go for the test?
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Don't take ciplar. losar you can take
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