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How do i know my bp is high and when should i go to hospital? been having problems. just started lisipornil
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Headache: One of the Most common symptoms people experience after they have high BP is headache. Not feeling well and dizziness are others. If you feel that you have a high blood pressure you need to measure.
Answered 1/27/2016
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