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When a person really has white coat syndrome (normal at home), how high can that person's blood pressure readings actually go up to?
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It depends, there is: No exact number. When an object precipitates anxiety, it could lead to increase in blood pressure. But there is no formula to calculate how high the blood pressure will rise to.
Answered 8/5/2015
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