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Bp high for a couple of days this week - 150-170/80-95 and doc wants to monitor for a couple of weeks before deciding if need a 2nd med. concerning?
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Blood pressure: Your doctor is right, monitor at home and see how it goes before adding more medications, it fluctuates depending on your stress level.
Answered 9/2/2013
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