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Why in one year am i diagnosed with glaucoma and now doctor is monitoring my blood pressure ? i am having anxiety about it all & back talking to my counselor & breathing relaxation exercises. should i see cardio? 128 /81 pulse 53 in am & pm higher?
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Please note that despite the misfortune of having glaucoma and blood pressure, keep in mind that these are treatable illnesses. Your primary care provider should be able to manage your blood pressure and her/him decide when to consult a cardiologist. Get regular aerobic exercise. Wish you good health!
Answered 5/29/2022
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