Should I go to the doctor cos of my high blood pressure? ?
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Should I go to the doctor cos of my high blood pressure? ?
Sorry I know it's in the wrong catergary though nobody was answering & I need to know cos I'm kinda worried. I have neurofibromatois so with that tumours grow in my body and I can get "high blood pressure" so they advice you get it checked twice a year. Anyways this last month I have been doing it every day & at least 4 times it has been high, once it was very low. Should I go I the doctor or not? thanks :)
Another thing is, when the doctor does my blood pressure check, it's always perfect. But that's only twice a year. Sometimes when I do it, it's fine. My mother who's an ex nurse bought a machine and does it. I sadly have a quack for a doctor - he's not nice at all and I feel he thinks I'm a hypocontriact :(
Yes! Its always best to know everything is okay. Anytime you're not sure about anything surrounding your health see your doctor immidiately! High blood pressure can be very dangerous its best to get it checked out. I hope everything goes well and you're healthy :)
Yes go to a good doctor not a quack.
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