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My low b/p is high (87) , are there any symptoms/risk associated with the above? how csn i prevent it?
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Yes: Diet and exercise if necessary can reduce blood pressure. If not then medication if it gets higher and or persistent may be necessary.
Answered 9/23/2013
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