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Blood Pressure & Coffee

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  1. I usually have had a BP level of about 130/85. However, after having
    two cups of coffee in the morning, I took my pressure and it was up to
    145/95. Is this normal or should I consult my doctor?

    Many thanks!

    Ernie Adsett

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    I usually have had a BP level of about 130/85. However, after having
    two cups of coffee in the morning, I took my pressure and it was up


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    145/95. Is this normal or should I consult my doctor?

    Sounds about right. Since giving up coffee a few months back, my BP has
    gone from 130/80 to 120/70.

    Phil Holman

  3. Ernie Adsett said:

    I usually have had a BP level of about 130/85. However, after having
    two cups of coffee in the morning, I took my pressure and it was up to
    145/95. Is this normal or should I consult my doctor?

    It's normal for BP to rise a bit after taking certain stimulants,
    including caffeine. Avoid caffeine for a week and track your BP. If it
    is still high, then talk to your doctor. A BP of 145/95 is not exactly
    a medical emergency, anyway.

    --
    Transpose hotmail and mxsmanic in my e-mail address to reach me directly.

  4. Ernie Adsett said:

    I usually have had a BP level of about 130/85. However, after having
    two cups of coffee in the morning, I took my pressure and it was up to
    145/95. Is this normal or should I consult my doctor?

    The latter.

    --
    Dr. Andrew B. Chung, MD/PhD
    Board-Certified Cardiologist
    http://www.heartmdphd.com

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