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My mom age 63 years has a pulse rate of 133 and bp 98/55. should we rush her to emergency service or does it gets normal itself.
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See a doctor: You son't say how your mother is feeling ( short of breath.? Weak? In pain?) The pulse rate is high, and the blood pressure relatively low, so it's best to take her for evaluation right away.
Answered 6/11/2014
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