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I have recently had blood pressure rise at night to 140/100.it rarely reaches such a level during the daytime. can you please tell me why this happens?
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High blood pressure : Blood pressure varies all the time. You may experience stress or excitement. Check with your doctor may be a good idea. Although you may not have any symptoms from high blood pressure.
Answered 3/3/2014
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