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My blood pressure is normally 90/60 . in the last six months i have experienced three episodes of blood pressure ranging from 200/110 to 240/120?
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Get examined now: BP of 240/120 is an emergency- please go directly to the ER...or go to your local UC clinic.
Answered 9/28/2016
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