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Eh,

Holy hell! What kind of cuff were you using? You should probably get that checked out ASAP.

You just had a baby didn't you?

It's possible to have pre-e after pregnancy.

....,n.n..nnnnn

<blockquote><b>Quoting Meg ♥:</b>" You just had a baby didn't you? It's possible to have pre-e after pregnancy. "</blockquote>


She will be 5 months on the 4th... is that still possible?

Are you on any medication? Have you eaten anything that was really high in sodium?

Quoting Mary.:" <blockquote><b>Quoting Meg ♥:</b>" You just had a baby didn't you? It's possible ... [snip!] ... It's possible to have pre-e after pregnancy. "</blockquote> She will be 5 months on the 4th... is that still possible?"

No, I thought you like just had one a month or so ago. Silly me, it felt like yesterday you gave birth. Oops.  


Please call your doctor asap! That is really high.

Quoting Mary.:" <blockquote><b>Quoting Squeaky McGee:</b>" Holy hell! What kind of cuff were you using? ... [snip!] ... probably get that checked out ASAP."</blockquote> Its automatic, one my dads dr gave him after his heart attack."

Readings tend to be more accurate on the left arm. Did you take it on the left arm with your arm at heart level? Your diastolic pressure (bottom number) is dangerously high.

Quoting Chuck Bass:" Are you on any medication? Have you eaten anything that was really high in sodium? "

I don't think anything would cause her pressure to jump that high.

<blockquote><b>Quoting Chuck Bass:</b>" Are you on any medication? Have you eaten anything that was really high in sodium? "</blockquote>



Chipotle at 11am..

Quoting Mary.:" <blockquote><b>Quoting Meg ♥:</b>" You just had a baby didn't you? It's possible ... [snip!] ... It's possible to have pre-e after pregnancy. "</blockquote> She will be 5 months on the 4th... is that still possible?"

Nope, but I would definitely call a doctor asap or go to the ER if it doesn't go back down soon. BP that high can be dangerous, right?

<blockquote><b>Quoting Squeaky McGee:</b>" Readings tend to be more accurate on the left arm. Did you take it on the left arm with your arm at heart level? Your diastolic pressure (bottom number) is dangerously high."</blockquote>



My left arm was my highest reading.. and I did it under my heart
With a mostly straight arm and the wire running down the middle.

Quoting Mary.:" <blockquote><b>Quoting Squeaky McGee:</b>" Readings tend to be more accurate on the ... [snip!] ... arm was my highest reading.. and I did it under my heart With a mostly straight arm and the wire running down the middle."

I'd go to the ER if I were you...

Quoting Squeaky McGee:" I'd go to the ER if I were you..."

I agree, definitely

I just took it again. Its been an hour, its 157/100.