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How can i treat persistant asymptomatic ht myself? (200/100 for the past fortnight) without having to go to doc/hospital? high risk-iddm, mi, ht, esrd+pd
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Significant HT: You should not attempt to treat such significant hypertension on your own. See a medical doctor to prevent heart damage and prevent further heart attacks. Take care of your diabetes carefully. Call your doctor soon.
Answered 2/25/2014
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