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My pulse rate 109 bloid pressure 55 and hardky breathy tired feeling exghausted wat should i do to rise up blood pressure..i. drinking metrapopol?
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Hospital: Your description is vague but you sound acutely I’ll, you need to be seen by a physician ASAP
Answered 4/19/2020
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