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Bp was 127/82 then half hour 145/100 did echo i have mvp, trivial mr. i don't have any other symptoms but dry mouth/frequent urination no diabetes
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See cardiologist: You need full evaluation by a cardiologist . Do you drink energy drinks ,sodas, pops, beer or other alcoholic beverages. You are typical dehydration case Most of us specially teen never drink water and they consumes energy drink and sodas that make them more dehydrated .it act like diuretic ,because they pee like a storm they think that is good for the kidneys,your dry mouth is an example hydrate
Answered 11/1/2015
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