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I have always had perfect, or a little low blood pressure, still do, is it still possible for me to have blocked arteries in my heart?
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Absolutely: You're blood pressure can be low, normal or high and still have coronary artery disease. If you have concerns about it, you should talk to your PCP.
Answered 1/12/2019
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