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38 weeks pregnant, my bp is 140/80 today.dr told to check bp daily.what is the ideal time to check the bp? pls advice
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Any time: Your BP is affected by many things including diet, activity, stress, pain. Limit salt intake, caffeine and get plenty of sleep. Your BP will vary normally during the day depending on all of the above. Good luck!
Answered 6/10/2014
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