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3-4 weeks ago bp was 120s over 70s range and past to weeks it's been staying in the 130s over 80s range. should i be concerned?
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No: I recommend to continue to monitor your BP, but blood pressure can fluctuate based on a variety of factors including your diet, stress, driving, etc... If you are ever symptomatic, or see pressures where the diastolic (lower number) is over 100, it might be worth going to urgent care or ER.
Answered 4/10/2015
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