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A member asked:
I recently got the blood pressure monitor on for 24hrs. it was reading 168/96, is this anything to be worried about?
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Hypertension: Yes. In two different ways. If your blood pressure did not fluctuate then this is a problem and the result you mention is significantly higher than ideal.
Answered 8/16/2013
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