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A member asked:
Hi doctor. ..i have chronic sinus misery that lost my smelling sense and doctors said it is sinus infection . is that related to my high blood pressure. which is 155/105?
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No: They are not related. However the current guideline on BP is 120 systolic and thus you will need to work on your BP as well.
Answered 11/30/2016
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