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Interesting fact
My bp
In suprine 110/80
Sittiing 122/78
Standing 120/80
I have cough
When I cough my systolic BP goes up 180/190 for fraction of second(1/2 sec)(stay 1/2 sec)
and comes back normal.
I recored using sphygmomanometer while coughing. Loading cuff at 180 mm hg .
Is this normal or pathology?
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You should move around near a hospital corridor and when you cough you should tell the Resident Doctors there to admit you and put you on ventilator for fraction of a second . After fraction of a second you should ask for being discharged from the hospital because by that time your BP would have come down.
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