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My husband had two stents in 2003. he has done well until recently his blood pressure readings are sometimes very low like 99/54, his lungs fill up ?
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ASAP: see your cardiologist. No reason to wait. No fooling around! Good luck. Very serious!
Answered 6/19/2015
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