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During my stress test, my bp reach 195/105. before starting i was anxious and no was 154/100. why does my diastolic go so high?
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StressCanElevateBP: You do have high blood pressure to start with and any kind of stress can elevate it.You need to be on meds to control your BP and avoid stress by life style changes.
Answered 11/13/2017
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