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Consistently high bp - 183/106 with a resting pulse of 66 - my new medications (1 wk on them) my diastolic number is now reading low to mid 60's?? is this ok - top number remains 150 or higher
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Inadequate BP contro: the Blood pressure is still too high. A diastolic reading of 60 is not unusual. However systolic of 150 on medical therapy is too high.
Answered 10/6/2015
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