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What can i do if my bp is higher due to stress.pls tell me how to lower down immediately?
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Stress: You can use relaxation techniques like slowing your breathing and resting. If it is up all the time you will want to see your dr. Avoiding salt and alcohol and regular exercise also help.
Answered 10/4/2015
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