When should you take your blood pressure medication? NY cardiologist with 30 years experience explains what most people get wrong

Taking blood pressure medicine at night may not be better than morning doses. Doctor Evan Levine states consistency is key. Patients should take their medication when it is easiest to remember. Mornings are often suggested. Simpler medication schedules improve adherence. Complex prescriptions require consultation with a doctor. Clear routines are vital for effective treatment.