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Bp is too high
I am 32 years old my bp is 148/90 is it normal or too high no diabetic. So can I consult doctor or what please reply me
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Hi,mam on account of your age your BP seems to be little shoot up,but we cannot confirm that with a single reading and so you are advised to concern with a general medicine doctor and take two more readings on consecutive days and further evaluation and treatment will be provided.For further queries consult online
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Your BP is nearly normal.
Take low salt diet.
Avoid stress.
For better results consult online with history.
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What is your weight
If you are obese BP will be on higher side
But this value need to checked for 3 consecutive days
If it remains high
U need further investigations
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Single reading is not enough. Measurement has to be done 2 times and in different postures too. What is your weight? Diet and exercise is of first importance..
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Only one reading of high bp can't decide whether you are hypertensive
For more consult online.
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