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Odd blood pressures, 167/145, 171/150, then drops to 90/50. what type of medication? emerg room dr said it was labile hypertension/headaches when high
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Merits an evaluation: Two of the pressures mentioned are clearly very high; the 3rd pressure is quite low. It merits a careful visit to ones doctor to attempt to clarify the reason for the marked fluctuation. A thorough history and exam with blood and urine testing should determine the cause of the marked pressure variations.
Answered 8/21/2018
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