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I tried sending this earlier so sorry if it is a duplicate....I've been without my BP med.(avilaid sp??) my actos, and my anti inflamatory med, due to losing my health insurance for months ago...I am close to being uninsurable outside of a group health plan (diabetes, high blood pressure, high cholesterol)

Monday my BP was 177 90 and tonight it's 213 over 97...how high can it go before I'm in trouble...can I make the four weeks until they can see me at the free clinic??

Aminah

 

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I have little to no money at this time and won't have any till the first of the month...yet, my question is urgent...

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April 13 7:54 PM (1 hour and 23 minutes and 6 seconds later)
         
It is very dangerous to let the blood pressure go this high. Please go to the hospital emergency room, they cannot refuse to see you. They will give you something today for your blood pressure and your blood sugar. Then they can have someone assist you with getting the help you need. If the hospital has a free clinic, you may be able to get in faster there. Do not delay. Posting as a question, you will not have to pay me. Judy


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