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What to do if i have undergone cabg surgery 7years back.my bp is around 70/105. is there any problem?
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CABG and BP: B.P of 105/70 is not a cause for concern if you have no symptoms. Routine stress tests are usually indicated after cabg.
Answered 8/9/2013
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Not specific: 105 / 70 would be a reasonable bp. Serial measurements are important. Take in both arms. Do twice daily and record and share with pcp as you see him/ her.
Answered 8/14/2013
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