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I daily take 25mg toprol. systolic has ranged anywhere from 98 to 146 with the mean in the 120s. however, the past few days systolic has been around 143. diastolic in the normal range. why is systolic hovering around 143?
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Daily activities : Would increase your systolic bp, you don't want to be measuring it several times during the day, one measure after a good night sleep will do, if still in 140s range call your doctor for assessment, wish you wellness
Answered 10/2/2019
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