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The nurse came to check my BP today. First since my 3rd drug was added. Although I've had a stressful morning, my reading was 150/80. 😊

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lettingoffsteam

Sorry no one replied poemsgalore1.How high was your bp originally? I'm glad it has come down, that is really reassuring.

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170/94 which I know isn't too high compared to some. But I have so many complicated health conditions it's good my GP and other consultants are keeping their eyes open. My mum had 2 serious strokes, the 2nd caused her death.

How are you keeping? Well, I hope. 😘

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Good thing you are keeping an eye on it though.I'm OK, just waiting on the 5day ECG and ct angiogram test results.I see the cardiologist on 28th May.The 24 hour bp was good though at 119/73.👍

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All the best for the 5 day ECG and angiogram. XX

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Thanks poemsgalore1!🙂

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