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My blood pressure dropping on 24 hour monitor ,this morning160/100 now 140/82 why?
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BP varies: Our blood pressure varies widely through out the day and night. It is usually highest first thing in the morning. A 24 hour monitor is the best way to get an accurate idea of your overall blood pressure. Your doctor is doing a great job!
Answered 9/26/2016
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Variations in blood: pressure are normal. blood pressure is variable depending on activity, stress, medications, diet.
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