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Help docs! my daughter has high blood pressure. how do we lower it?
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Hard to say: High blood pressure can be triggered by many issues and management requires a thorough review of the history, physical exam and baseline testing. Your question provides little if any information. It is time for an evaluation by a physician, and a thorough review of the applicable treatments.
Answered 12/26/2013
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