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Bp 140/110 52 years old female tried many meds is this bad if left untreated
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Absolutely: Do not leave persistent blood pressure elevations like this untreated. The earlier it is addressed, the better the outcome. See your primary care doctor ASAP.
Answered 8/21/2015
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