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After quit smoking
I used to smoke from 17yrs and I smoked almost 5 years and after that I quit almost 2 months ago and previously I had a bp of 140/85. But right now I have quit smoking and my bp is 110/70 and my pulse rate is 70/min is their anything to worry ?
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Dr. Soudip Saha
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5 yrs exp
South 24 Parganas
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Dr. Anindya Dasgupta
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9 yrs exp
Delhi
Congratulations on leaving smoking. You can be worried that how much damage smoking was causing to your body.
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don't worry. stay smoking free.
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there are many ways to reduce stress, smoking is not one of them.
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Dr. Ojashwin Mishra
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3 yrs exp
Bhubaneswar
Chronic smoking causes vascular inflammation leading to a higher BP.
It's a good sign that your blood pressure has come back to a baseline level near normal.
Pulse and BP are within range.
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avoid smoking in future and stay healthy with a nutritious diet and regular exercise
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