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What cause change in diastolic blood pressure? never had hbp before. am dealing with allergies + going through dental procedures. avg has been 145/90
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HBP: BP elevation is usually due to: genetics, diet, medications, excessive body weight, lack of exercise, stress or lack of stress management, and disturbances in sleep. See your doctor for a full evaluation and advice that is particular to your case.
Answered 6/10/2014
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Dental Care: Your dental treatment should not be affecting your blood pressure. Please have yourself evaluated by your physician.
Answered 5/1/2014
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