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12 weeks pregnant on modified bed rest bp ranging between 157/99 and 145/72. should i be concerned? anything to do to take it down? any food to avoid?
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High: But more borderline currently in your case. Continue your doctors management and check your blood pressure daily at home. Make sure there is no other reason for a high blood pressure. If it becomes higher or you have symptoms you will require treatment with medication. 140/90 or less is considered ideal. All the best.
Answered 8/11/2015
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