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My systolic bp remain high 145-50 and diylistic remain 80-85 shuld i need treatment.it gous down140/80 in evening.should i need treatment.
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Diet ; exercise : If you can try low salt diet and exercise daily, you may bring it down below 140 systolic. Avoid any otc nsaids, stop smoking if you do. Stop drinking alcohol if you do.
Answered 3/21/2014
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