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Bp 154/89 my bp is up should i be concerned ?
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Elevated BP: Your blood pressure is elevated and your history indicates that you are on aggrenox. This medication is often used after a stroke to prevent recurrence. Have previously had a stroke? With the elevated blood pressure, you should see your physician for evaluation and treatment.
Answered 8/13/2018
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