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My mother has mantle cell lymphoma and her bp is 70/40 she is not eating much. sounds serious?
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Go to ER now!!: BP of 70/40 is very abnormal. You should check whether the machine is accurate-make sure the cuff placement is correct. If it is confirmed, you absolutely should bring your mother to er now. She may be severely dehydrated or other condition that perhaps related or unrelated to her mantle cell lymphoma . Bring her to er now.
Answered 6/10/2014
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