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Old 03-07-2008, 02:55 PM #11
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Wiz, remember when my mom had that blackout? They think she took an over the counter cold med with her bp med. This combo lowered her bp down so low that she blacked out. That's the best guess they can give. I think your right to call your pcp about this. My mom drove over 45 minutes to my sisters when she was supposed to be going to work and doesn't remember anything from that day. Scary.
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