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I had a lp on friday and opening pressure 54. i still have horrible headache. do i drive myself in?
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Are you sure?: An opening pressure of 54 is extremely high. In fact, i've never heard of a pressure that high, because the usual manometers stop measuring well short of 54. If this is real, it's a reason for hospitalization. If you're not in the hospital, you should be.
Answered 11/8/2015
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