Q. I forgot to take the morning dose of anti-hypertensive pills. Can I take it now?
Hi doctor,
I am hypertensive from the past 2 years. I forgot to take the morning dose of my antihypertensive pill, tablet Teleact. Can I take it now?
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Take the dose immediately whenever you remember that you forgot to take the morning dose. This approach is better than not taking the dose at all.
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