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When training how high blood pressure is okey? how high does it have to be before you would be concerned for the aorta?
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Exercise: If you have no family history of aneurysm and don't have hypertension and also no connective tissue diseases, then I wouldn't be concerned unless your blood pressure with exercise was consistently higher than 160/90.
Answered 10/23/2014
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