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770895 tn?1235085648

23 yeas old and high blood pressure?????please help in pain.

im 23 years old female, caucasian, 120 pounds, healthy active and i smoke only 1 cigarrette a day now, I have bad allergies, i have been taking the generic reactin brand for 5 days now every day, on today the fifth day I was at work and around noon I felt tired, then I felt dizzy and felt like I was going to be unconscience, I wouldn't stop shaking I took my BP and it was 155 over 85, I feel weak now but is it my allergy meds that caused me to do this? I have no prior problems with BP ever. if it is my allergy meds should I just stop taking them and i'll go back to normal?

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hi id advise you to go see your doctor ell them your on pain and would like to be prescirbed paramol 500mg for the pain and nifadine (25mg) to lower your blood pressure thi should help . you may also be diabetic so get your blood sugar levels tested to as that cauded dizzness and you BP is high but not to bad it ment to be around : 120 over 70 pulse 60bpm.get these tablets from your doctor and do a month trial and stop your alergey pills in that montha then return to your doctor and go through wether ti helped or what to do next xx good luck best of luck x
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770895 tn?1235085648
thanks for the answer, i'm off to see my doctor in 10 minutes, i'll post what results I get after for those who are having related problems!

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681148 tn?1437661591
I've met people allergic to Benadryl (or the generic, which is Diphenhydramine).  You may have developed an allergy to the cigarettes, too.  I know if I get a full whiff of cigarette smoke, I'm sick for days.

My doctor suggested I myself switch to Zyrtec, which is a different medication.  You can also try Allegra, which is also a different medication.

Stay away from Pseudoesphidrine (Sudafed), because it will raise your BP more, which you definitely don't want more of.  It's also the most common decongestant and is not an antihistamine.  

If you're feeling this badly, though, you should see a doctor for evaluation, just to be sure what the problem is.
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