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Bp has been high last few weeks. currently 180/110. is this sig enough for er?
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Yes: if BP sustained on this level - definitely reason to see doctor ASAP. If other medical conditions as diabetes, headache, dizziness or history of previous heart attack or stroke - more reason to go to ER.
Answered 10/6/2016
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