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I am 30 yrs. old now does blood pressure change all the time?
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Yes: Blood pressure changes all the time depending on the body's need for blood and oxygen. That's why blood pressure must be taken always in the same conditions and properly to avoid miss-readings on the real blood pressure value
Answered 12/25/2019
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