My blood pressure goes very sudden and quick to 185/103,iregular heartbeats ,a little dizzy,and after 10 minutes or less it goes down to 164/104,than to 154/94 ,than to 134/73 ,I feel tired after this episodes ,sometimes they come and go for about an hour.I do not take any medication,can anyone tell me if not treated can do damages.Is this called high blood pressure that requires medication?Thank you
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Q: My blood pressure goes very sudden and quick to 185/103,iregular heartbeats ,a little dizzy,and afte
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9/ 2/10 6:44am
Gabrielle, my Mom has a similar problem...She do take medicines(S Amlodipine + Atorvastatin, Tablet.)…Let me tell you that your blood pressure is very high. You should take medicines after consulting a doc immediately…as the ill-effects for the same are bad! High blood pressure can lead to stroke, myocardial infarction, heart failure and arterial aneurysm, and is a leading cause of chronic kidney failure.
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