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How can i manage my minor high blood pressure problem? do i need to take pills? in only 22 years old. i have dizziness & constantly feel numb!
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Good habits: Minor high blood pressure can sometimes be controlled with a healthy diet and exercise, and avoiding salt. I do not expect dizziness and numbness to be caused by slight blood pressure elevation. That would require a more complete history and physical exam to diagnose. Feel better!
Answered 2/4/2019
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