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I had a slight headache at work and checked my b/p, it was 208/115, a few hours later it had gone down to 185/111. should that be a large concern?
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Yes: Get evaluated asap at an er or urgent care center. This can be a sign of serious underlying pathology, or can lead to dire consequences. Get this evaluated now!
Answered 3/26/2013
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