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I just took my bp sitting and it was 114/81 then i took it standing and it was 136/102 is that bad and what does it mean?
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Nothing: Do you have/ are you treated for hypertension? If the answer is not: you are worrying too much and are making yourself sick by taking your BP too frequently (and there is always the question if you are measuring your BP correctly).
Answered 12/3/2014
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