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I have hypertension, the pills i'm on control it so its averaging 120/90 at resting, but when i do small amounts of exercise it can go up to 200/120! ?
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Oh my.: Please let your physician know how labile your blood pressure is. I see that you are only 17 - is there a specific known cause for your hypertension?
Answered 7/30/2015
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