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I need to know ehat do do if blood pressure is too high?
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Need treatment: you need to see your physician and get evaluated and treated for the hypertension. It's a serious problem and needs to be treated to stop other side effects of it, including strokes, blood pressure problems that relate to the kidney, etc.
Answered 4/6/2019
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