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High BP confirmation
Last week i checked my bp at doctors clinic it shoot upto 150/100 so doctor ask me to check my bp twice thrice a day for 1 week atleast. So i started checking daily 5 6 times a day..1st reading used to be little high but than started decreasing gradually yesterday reading were 133/90 121/84 127/81 122/82 115/77 nd today's were 127/90 107/77 115/81 116/80 117/80. Please advise do i have high bp
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Not hypertensive please.
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Dr. Vijayalaxmi Shende
Family and Community Medicine Specialist
10 yrs exp
Pune
Hi
It may be white coat hypertension
You need to check it once a while with physician to have a watch on it.
Next Steps
eat salt restricted diet
regular exercise
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Dr. Reema Solanki Chauhan
General Physician
13 yrs exp
Vadodara
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monitor Bp twice in month for 2 month
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