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Waking up in the morning with 120/90 bp and pulserate is 61 is this healthy? im 25 f taking amlodipine 5mg.my neck always stiff when i wake up. why?
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Still high BP: Even though your systolic blood pressure is normal the diastolic component is high. You may need to discuss this with your physician to add additional antihypertensive medication. Along with medication i highly recommend lifestyle modification. You need to limit your salt intake.
Answered 3/30/2014
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