Peri and High BP

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any ladies have high bp even when medicated?

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    yes my blood pressure goes all over the place. i also take meds for it, sometimes its 140/85, other times when i take it its 95/74. taking it makes me nervous thou so that is probably why it goes up. also when i go to the drs it goes up. crazy....then when i get nervous i get palpitation, it just never seems to end.

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      I would have thought being medicated it would be stable. Like you my BP goes through the roof at the doctors

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      Since perimenopause my BP has been high and low. From 170/98 to 98/70, I have to monitor my BP two times a day. Most days its low 112/72 and I don't take meds on those days. As advised by my doctor as it drops too low. But some days I get headache and when I check its gone up. And it brings anxiety as its scary from one low reading to a high reading few hours later. I've seen many doctors regarding this and still no answers. I can't take my BP meds every day as if its low it makes me dizzy with the meds.

      Its so depressing as high BP is dangerous and I never know when it will spike.

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      My goodness that is high BP, mine does the same though, like you these spikes make me so anxious

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      Yes it does bring on anxiety. Yesterday I had chest and arm pain. Doctors did an ECG. It was borderline. However she says it's nothing to worry about, she thinks it's the anxiety.

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      Your doctor thinks anxiety may have caused the borderline result?

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    I had an ecg with an abnormal result. I had T inversions. Not sure what that even means

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    yep i do on meds mine seems to go up on cycle week and ovulation week sick of all this crap

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