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My pulse pressure is never above 30. usually about 23. is this bad? i have vasovagal. how can i increase pulse pressure? my echo and ekgs are normal
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Unimportant!: Increase your physical activities and follow a healthy lifestyle STOP measuring pulse pressure !!
Answered 7/13/2015
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