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Mayor_McCheese

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Highest Blood Pressure Posted: 02-20-07 11:42am


I have very high blood pressure (yesterday 190/130) and found out that i will not pass an employment physical unless I can get it down a little. I have an appointment with my Dr on Thursday and will have to get back on my meds I imagine. How long should I wait before I got back and have a follow up to the employment physical to show that I have taken action to get my blood pressure down? How long should it take for the medication to have an affect on your system?

monkeygirl22

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Posted: 07-05-08 11:26am


I would give it about two weeks. You can always have someone check your bp before you go back for the physical so that you are aware of what it is.

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