My blood pressure is always higher when I go to the doctor or dentist, but normal at home. Do I need to worry?
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"What matters most is your average blood pressure, not occasional (small peaks). However, sometimes medication is needed if you are deemed to be at high risk of intermittent elevation."
- Dr. Alexander Postalian, General and Interventional Cardiologist
Read More: https://www.texasheartmedical.org/our-specialties/management-of-high-blood-pressure/
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