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How to reduce bp?my father is about 65 yrs old.his bp is about 160/110..how can we minimise it?
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Meds: He should see a doctor. That BP is way too high and will likely require medications. Also, reduce any caffeine or salt in the diet.
Answered 6/10/2014
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