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High blood pressure, average today 153/101 & pulse. periods of light headedness?
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HIGH BP: Your both systolic ( the top number) and especially diastolic ( bottom number) both are high. Hope you are on blood pressure medication. If not, i suggest you see your doctor right away because you are having light headedness. Thanks.
Answered 5/17/2018
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