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I only get elevated bp readings under stress as high as 192/112 but then as low as 100/60 when relaxed. what is going on?
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Ans: Not uncommon. Under stress or anxiety bp can rise. Now at your age however be checked to be sure the elevation of bp is from stress and not another underlying etiology.
Answered 9/12/2015
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