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I've been getting systolic bp readings of 140 lately, even though i eat pretty well and exercise regularly. should i consider drugs to bring it down?
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See your doctor: Persistent elevations in blood pressure require further evaluation and treatment. Make sure you decrease caffeine ( even sodas and esp energy drinks).
Answered 11/16/2014
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