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Is 146 / 89 high and bpm is 74. is this too high or within the normal range?
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Not normal: All recent research shows BP around 120/80 is minimally associated with complications.So your BP needs to be reduced. Lifestyle modifications can help- diet & regular exercises- Mediteranean diet- low carbohydrate with plenty of multicolored vegetables & fruits. see a doctor.
Answered 6/1/2018
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