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My grandmas blood pressure is 205bp, she does have high blood pressure. is this normal for someone with high blood pressure?
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No: A level of 205 is quite high and most important is whether your grandma has any symptoms with this and whether this was a single reading or if it is persistently greater than 170. Be sure to get your grandma to the doctor this week!
Answered 8/31/2014
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