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What can i do if my high blood pressure ?
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High blood pressure: You should start with regular exercise and watching your salt intake. Limit this to less than 1500 mg daily. If this still does not control the blood pressure, then you will want to see a physician for treatment with medication.
Answered 3/11/2019
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