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My bp is 155/103, it is consistently same for past one week.i do vigorous aerobic every another day.is it right or wrong for my health, please advice ?
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Too high: Your blood pressure is too high. Be sure that you're measuring it correctly: at complete rest. It doesn't count if you're exercising. If your resting BP remains >135/>85, it's elevated and should be treated for long term health.
Answered 6/10/2014
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