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What Causes Persistent Rise In The BP Level?
HI, I M 47 YRS OLD, FEMALE, NO HISTORY OF HYPERTENSION YET. BUT RECENTLY WHEN I TOOK MY BP IT WAS 130/90, WHEN THE NURSE TOOK MY BP AGAIN FOR THE 2ND TIME IT BECAME 150/90, I THINK THIS TRIGGERED DUE TO MY NERVOUSNESS. THAT S WHY WHENEVER I ATTEMPT TO HAVE MY BP TAKEN AGAIN I M VERY TENSED AND NERVOUS THAT S WHY IT REACHED 160/90, IS THAT NORMAL?
Thu, 28 Feb 2019
Hello
Yes this is a normal reaction due to the stress.Do not worry so much but however you should measure the pressure for two weeks and than discuss with your doctor.
Regards
Dr Jolanda
Yes this is a normal reaction due to the stress.Do not worry so much but however you should measure the pressure for two weeks and than discuss with your doctor.
Regards
Dr Jolanda
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