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Low blood pressure and increased heart rate in the past two days. 90/70. never happened before. what doctor to go to. is it urgent?
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Monitor symptoms: Your vital signs alone do not suggest a threatening condition however I agree you should seek a physician in the next few days to discuss all additional symptoms that you are feeling. Should your symptoms accelerate or worsen then head to your nearest ER.
Answered 9/3/2015
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