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Hi doctor, my blood pressure was high when i did health screening last year. do you know any good ways to reduce blood pressure?thanks. hi blood pressure
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Among others: And where applicable, losing weight, low salt diet, regular exercise, sleep hygiene, less computer screen time with more outdoors activities.
Answered 7/28/2019
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