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krista57

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Low Blood Pressure Posted: 02-04-04 17:12pm


Im 20 weeks tomorrow and it seems like everytime I go to the doctor my blood pressure gets lower and lower.B4 I became pregnant my bp was like 130/70 and the last time I went to the doctor it was 98/50.Is this normal?And if not what could it be?

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