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I normally have bp of 115/70 and today after mri went up to 153/108 can this be dangerous? when should i be concerned
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Yes: those type of BP numbers are dangerous, i would see your doctor for this. it would be helpful in your case to have BP from home from a reputable cuff and take it at home between now and your doctor visit so the physician has more than one reading to go on.
Answered 6/10/2014
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