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My mom, 83, is on meds for hbp. history of double bypass. her bp is 198/88 (mild headache). should she go to the er, or just monitor ?
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High: Her systolic blood pressure is high and monitoring and keeping a log will help. Informing also her treating physician would be appropriate.
Answered 7/24/2020
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