Cyclobenzaprine and older adults The American Geriatrics Societys Criteria for Potentially Inappropriate Medication Use in Older Adults outlines medications that may not be safe for older adults (generally 65 years or older)
Step 5: Administer
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Specific situations requiring medical advice include: consistently elevated blood pressure readings above 140/90 mmHg (or above the individual target set by their healthcare team), symptoms suggesting low blood pressure such as recurrent dizziness or fainting, or any new cardiovascular symptoms including chest pain, palpitations, or unusual shortness of breath
Avoid processed snacks and sugary drinks that can undermine your progress
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