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Healthy 44yo male, daytime (non resting) bp 140/90, night time when relaxed 115/75, both consistent, tc205, hdl70, tg67, should i consider bp meds?
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Given your stated: parameters - I would not treat antihypertensives yet. I would concentrate on diet (low salt, low fat), weight loss, exercise 20 minutes of some exercise 3-4x/week, and other lifestyle changes - limit alcohol, caffeine - and sleep -get a good night's rest .
Answered 7/29/2015
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