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Stress test clear but noted an exaggerated bp response in beginning? within stage 1 systolic went from 118 to 150. i'm an athlete
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Hypertension.: Does high blood pressure run in your family? This exaggerated response may suggest that formal hypertension is on the horizon, especially if it runs in the family. Plenty of athletic, healthy-appearing people have high blood pressure, unfortunately. Something to monitor.
Answered 11/28/2017
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