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Hi my mum hbp is 132 sys 95 dia in the morning. she take the pill and the reading reduce. is it common n what should i do with a reading like this ?
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Relax: The reading is ok. Check BP in morning and watch the trend.......individual number is not that important.
Answered 1/10/2015
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