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When i first check my bp it shows 136/90 but then after waiting 5 mins it drops to 119/83. is a high number at first mean much in terms of prehyperten?
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No: It is most likely related to you getting excited about taking your blood pressure. You could first put the cuff on, think relaxing thoughts, while calming yourself down for five minutes and then taking the blood pressure. Best of health to you
Answered 3/22/2015
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