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Is it fine to do jogging in morning even if im a highblood person?have thoracic dxtroscoliosis and having backache.. can it help? im 25 f
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Let me explain: You have to control your blood pressure first, you can go jogging after that the scoliosis you have (if it very progressive) could limit you ability so do with comfort. Good luck.
Answered 3/30/2023
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