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Bp 160/120 pulse 130 34yr old female 5'6" 130lbs?
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Ans: You sound like you have high blood pressure. Now this diagnosis is based upon a few readings so if this is just one reading. You should have 2 more in each arm. If these readings are also elevated you need to see your doctor for medication options and or bloid work
Answered 12/4/2015
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