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My bp is 189/167 and higher when i lay down, it goes down some when i sit up, but standing it sky rockets to my hr is 103 or more 4 a week?
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BP: If BP declines from more upright posture then you may have orthostasis; unclear from your wording ; please repost the the BP & pulse lying AND standing.
Answered 2/13/2016
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