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Is bp 144/99 pulse 117 ok? today my pulse went to 151. bp was 154/101. they wanted me to go to er but have not went yet should i still go?
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HTN: I would certainly recommend er. Your diastolic pressure is high, .
Answered 7/3/2013
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