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High systolic around 170 and diastolic 85 with medicines esamlo, nebicardand cardace for past few weeks.age 69.
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Yes: Your BP is still high and not on target. I suggest lifstyle changes and further adjustment in therapy. Ask your doctor to review your BP and make modification in your therapy.
Answered 6/10/2014
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