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Could Fluctuations Of BP Be A Matter Of Concern?

I am 14 weeks pregnant. Every time I go to the dr my BP is high (usually 128/90). They said it's because I'm getting nervous there. When I take my BP at home, it's running about 123/82. When I lay on my left side it goes down to 116/75. Now when I get up in the morning and take it, I am on my left side and it runs about 110/69. Should I worry or are my nerves getting to me.
Thu, 30 Mar 2017
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Hello,
This much variation is a normal thing. No need to worry about it. Hospital readings are usually higher because of nervousness And also due to activities like walking etc prior to measurement. So I think no need to worry especially if there are no symptoms like dizziness, blackouts. Hope this helps you.
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Could Fluctuations Of BP Be A Matter Of Concern?

Hello, This much variation is a normal thing. No need to worry about it. Hospital readings are usually higher because of nervousness And also due to activities like walking etc prior to measurement. So I think no need to worry especially if there are no symptoms like dizziness, blackouts. Hope this helps you.