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What does it mean when my diastolic blood pressure is high but systolic is normal? ive had two readings out of range and the latest one was 120/96.
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Blood pressure: This is still considered high blood pressure. Are you very stressed? Make sure you are relaxed when taking it, and use different machines for readings.
Answered 2/24/2019
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