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My diastolic is 103 or 104. what would make the diastolic run between 95-105. is this dangerous?
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YES: You should see your MD and get treated. Untreated diastolic HTN is detrimental to you organs. You should see your MD and get treated. BP is a silent killer and should be treated without delay. Call to your MD is needed. Take care.
Answered 6/20/2015
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