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My pregnant wife has a mean bp of 123/84. borderline or ok?
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84 is a little high: What is considered normal has changed over the years so that what used to be considered normal is now thought of as too high. 84 is a little high but important would be what are the actual readings. I assume there are some higher readings than 84 if that is the average.
Answered 3/9/2018
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