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I run 5 days a week 5 to 6 miles at a time. my resting heart rate is 57 bpm. the question is why wont my boood pressure drop? 135/ 87
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This is increased: At least 25% of the population have high blood pressure for unclear reasons. You may want to cut salt and get a blood pressure monitor for home use. Check with your doc if you need mild blood pressure medication.
Answered 6/21/2013
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