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My blood pressure is 115/75 - 130/90at age of 19.. i had done ecg, echocardiogram, treadmill test, urea, creatinine, other blood tests..etc, they were
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Check in with Endo: You seem out of steady state hormonal and metabolically, you need to start with your GP doctor and find a dietician(RD) to help you eat right, and start some regular low impact exercise to control your weight. The Rndocrinologist part is up to your GP after he/she checks out your blood work. This is all dependent on your interest in lifestyle change - if you don’t want that, no one can make you !
Answered 9/30/2019
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