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What Causes Persistent High BP Levels?

Hi, may I answer your health queries right now ? Please type your query here... Hi, I consistently show BP of 140 over 90. I ve started monitoring it myself and have gotten between 151 over 105 (middle of the day) and 128 over 70 (first thing in the morning weekend) I m 60 yo, and I m 5 8 approx 215 lb. I ve been going to doctor for regular check ups for 3 yrs., and she has not put me on medication. Is she doing me any favors, or should I seek another opinion?
Wed, 26 Jul 2017
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After going through the details provided by You I would like to tell you that a blood pressure of 151/105 mmHg is considered high for which medicine need to be started along with lifestyle modifications

If I would have been your treating doctor I would like to start you on some ACE INHIBITORS or CCB's. It's advisable that you should go for a second opinion and get your meds started.

I wish you good health
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What Causes Persistent High BP Levels?

Hi There After going through the details provided by You I would like to tell you that a blood pressure of 151/105 mmHg is considered high for which medicine need to be started along with lifestyle modifications If I would have been your treating doctor I would like to start you on some ACE INHIBITORS or CCB s. It s advisable that you should go for a second opinion and get your meds started. I wish you good health