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I'm 53 years o. why my blood pressure goes high at night between 11:30pm to 2:00am. after that, keeps lowering. during the day is totally normal.
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Blood pressure: Nocturnal rises in BP may be related to sleep apnea contact your md to see if that may be a cause.
Answered 9/22/2015
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