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1 month ago i lifted very heavy weight in the gym later that night i felt blood flow in my head i checked blood pressure 150/100 since then i get sudden rise in blood pressure am i hypertensive or this will go away?
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It would be prudent to see a doctor for a proper blood pressure measurement. Weight lifting did not cause hypertension, if you happen to have it.
Answered 8/29/2022
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