I have been on BP pills since age 35, am 51 now. Last October the pills I were on quit working, and my BP hit 230/140, and my doctor put me in the hospital. Changed my pills all around and made me lose weight,30 pounds so far,now I am down to 125/78. When I get what I call "angry for nothing" the first thing I check is did I take my pills. I am 5'11" and was 240, am 210 now and she wants me down to 190. Don't believe the guys who say 180/105 at rest is high side of normal, that is stroke territory if left for long. It's fine if you are working hard and sweating.I have been getting checked out by a bunch of doctors since I went in the hospital and they all tell me the same thing, "we have no clue why the vast majority of people get high BP. If we find out why you have it you will be in the minority."
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