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Patients should be organized with a list of questions prepared when discussing hypertension (high blood pressure) with their physician. Prepare to write down the answers to the questions, as well as the names and recommended dosages of any medications which may be prescribed. Telling the truth, asking direct questions, and explaining physical symptoms will help the physician to better help the patient deal with hypertension.1
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