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Old 03-17-2014, 05:22 PM #1
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Default Hydrochlorothiazide
Anybody else here taking that for blood pressure?

I ended up in the ER over the weekend due to my blood pressure getting super high. I think it was 170/110 at one point? I can't remember. I was pretty out of it this weekend.

I have been on the Hydrochlorothiazide for 3 days now, and I feel like my concussion symptoms are starting to get worse. I am dizzy, exhausted, and having trouble seeing.

However, I believe these are all side effects of the blood pressure med. I'm just curious if anybody else is on this med and whether the symptoms went away quickly for you?
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