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Hello i am here to ask that my moms blood pressure is 180 over 100 please can you give me any tip on reducing it please i dont wanna loose her
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See your doctor: yes her blood pressure is too high! Please take her to her doctor for a physical exam and some blood tests so she can start treatment
Answered 4/30/2015
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