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What causes high diastolic blood pressure? over 90 when systolic hovers around 125. gp says i worry about bp to much, when its 140/95 worry. 43 male
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Second opinion: Diastolic blood pressures over 80 in a 43 year old are not normal and may reflect any number of disorders associated with vascular compliance. I recommend you make an appointment with a heart or kidney doctor as they often have specialized training and experience in hypertension management. Treating your hypertension now will avoid significant problems when you are older.
Answered 8/19/2015
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