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I'm having an intermittent headache for the last 2 days, i'm obese, i decided to take my bp and it was 109/53 even being very anxious. i took it on the wrist at home and after i did house work. should i be concerned? i feel normal just anxious?
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This merits a visit soon to one's physician, for a careful history and physical exam. In addition, it's helpful to take one's blood pressure sitting and standing (and share the data with one's physician); this can provide the doc with information concerning one's state of hydration.
Answered 10/5/2022
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