Yes, it can be. Blood pressure is taken at a certain point in time; it will fluctuate (going both higher and lower) depending on your circumstances and activities. High blood pressure can lead to stroke and cardiovascular disease. You should see your regular doctor or a cardiologist to determine whether there is an underlying cause of this and whether you should be on medication.
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