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My blood pressure is 160/105 and i'm very naseas should i be concerned?
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Yes.: Blood pressure of that level is always of concern and should prompt further evaluation by your physician. The reading could be false because of faulty equipment, anxiety at the time of measurement. In these cases, it will be reassuring to know that your blood pressure may not be truly elevated. If the reading is confirmed on several occasions, it should be taken seriously and treated.
Answered 12/15/2017
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