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Please tell me, could a women take medicine of high blood pressure, which blood pressure is around 100-140 ?
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NO: No, if you are giving me the systolic ( top number) blood pressure range 100-140. 140 is borderline and you should watch it closely with low salt diet, decreasing weight and exercise.Thanks.
Answered 11/18/2013
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