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What Are The Stages Of Blood Pressure And Which Is OK To Deal?

Hello, I have been reading online recently about understanding blood pressure readings and from my current reading, it seems like I am at stage two of high blood pressure...I thought that stage one is ok to deal with but stage two...I am not sure what to do..please help!
Mon, 14 Jul 2014
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Geriatrics Specialist 's  Response
Hi,
After going through your knowledge of blood pressure, and your present stage 2 (systolic more than 160 and diastolic more than 100) hypertension, I am of the opinion that therapy is necessary.
Stage 2 is severe form and needs to be brought under control at the earliest. It can cause complications like stroke, renal damage and increased cardiovascular risk.

You did to meet your doctor at the earliest to start on diuretics or beta blockers.
Any further queries, happy to help again.
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What Are The Stages Of Blood Pressure And Which Is OK To Deal?

Hi, After going through your knowledge of blood pressure, and your present stage 2 (systolic more than 160 and diastolic more than 100) hypertension, I am of the opinion that therapy is necessary. Stage 2 is severe form and needs to be brought under control at the earliest. It can cause complications like stroke, renal damage and increased cardiovascular risk. You did to meet your doctor at the earliest to start on diuretics or beta blockers. Any further queries, happy to help again.