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As part of a physical for my employment an ekg was completed. the interpretation was "marked sinus bradycardi borderline rhythm." pulse is 49 bpm, bp 133/79?
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This is most likely the machine computer readings. Ask to have verified by real person. The BP of 133 is stage 1 high blood pressure if average. Get home device and use it for a few weeks and share with Dr. to see if you BP is high enough for you to benefit by lowering it by moving to the DASH diet or meds or both. Normal is ≤120/≤80. Good luck.
Answered 5/27/2022
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