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If a person has high blood pressure for years but doesn't have any aneurysm does he still has a chance of a artery rupture if he maintains normal blood pressure does the chances fall and can the vessels come back to its original strength?
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Persistent uncontrolled hypertension does predispose one to rupture of blood vessels with or without presence of aneurysms. Reduction and control of blood pressure ( to 130/80 or lower) will reduce chance of arterial rupture, especially at your age as your arteries wouldn't have been stressed for many years such as occurs in older subjects.
Answered 11/28/2022
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