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Can a person with highblood pressure 315/100 without medication for 2 1/2 years have mind strokes and or demetia?
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Yes: That BP id very high need treatment and you are high risk for strokes.
Answered 6/10/2014
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Yes: Prolonged high blood pressure increases risk for stroke.
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