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I am concerned about increased blood pressure to 160/90 in the morning. what could it be?
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Cut out salt: Cut out salt and caffeine, keep a log of your bp, bring the log and the bp cuff to your appointment. You may have subclinical hypertension.
Answered 5/2/2017
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