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Mother(51yo),after menopause,has diabetes and high bp.worried coz in situation of stress her bp is very high(170.120)how to make cardio risk lower?
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Diet, exercise: and medications to lower blood pressure, keep blood sugar within limits. Also monitor cholesterol and triglycerides which can be controlled in the same manner.
Answered 6/22/2014
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