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How do you keep high blood presure down at a safe persurepersure?
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Needs evaluation.: First, get an automatic arm-cuff BP machine. Check your bp, sitting and standing, each am for a week. Then schedule a thorough exam by your doctor to review not only your BP data but all your medical problems and risk factors. That exam should entail the taking of a complete medical history and physical exam, blood and urine tests, and ekg. Diet, exercise, don't add salt; meds may be needed.
Answered 6/20/2020
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