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hello, im a 31 year old male and just quit smoking 2 weeks ago and play sports. i went to the doctor for a sinus infection and they said my blood pressure was 140/90. the next day im feeling worse and go have it checked and it is 143/90. what should i do?
Hello , Both the blood pressure mentioned is pretty much the same . Blood pressure is a vital sign. It means it would keep on changing according to the need of the body . When you are sleeping it would be on lower side , than when you are active . That's normal and suggests that the heart is healthy and is able to cope up with body needs . 140 / 90 is just normal . You should consider decreasing salt in your diet and quit smoking for good, so that you don't require any medication for BP in future . Regards
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Hello , Both the blood pressure mentioned is pretty much the same . Blood pressure is a vital sign. It means it would keep on changing according to the need of the body . When you are sleeping it would be on lower side , than when you are active . That s normal and suggests that the heart is healthy and is able to cope up with body needs . 140 / 90 is just normal . You should consider decreasing salt in your diet and quit smoking for good, so that you don t require any medication for BP in future . Regards