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What cause a high systolic number in your bp? how is it typically treated?
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Multiple causes: High systolic blood pressure is often passed down in families however many things may temporarily cause this including exercise, stress and a binge in diet. Be sure to discuss your risk factors with your doctor. Treatment may be as simple as lifestyle changes or might require medications.
Answered 12/1/2014
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