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My grandmother's blood pressure varies from 100/70 - 151/59. what should be my concerns?
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SYMPTOMS: I don,t see that she is on any medication but if she is, then discuss with her physician to see if the medications are of the appropriate dose. If she is not on any , has no symptoms, and she goes for her regular check up, then let her enjoy her life and don,t worry
Answered 9/23/2014
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