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My dad age 57 has 155/95 blood pressure and glucose level 8.5 should i be concerned?
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Blood pressure and a1c levels can be lowered through a combination of dietary changes and exercise, but your father should see his physician for a complete workup to determine if medications are in order.
Answered 5/14/2022
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