"My blood pressure is intermittently sporadic. It happens randomly."
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cliffintokyo
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Boy, stringing those big words together randomly at sporadic intervals sure makes me look smart!!! (But doesn't seem to do a thing for my hypertension...) Fresh cream donuts anyone?
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Boy, stringing those big words together randomly at sporadic intervals sure makes me look smart!!!
(But doesn't seem to do a thing for my hypertension...)
Fresh cream donuts anyone?
My blood pressure changes intermittently 80 times per minute.
It isn't random though, but quite regular. No AF here.
Hmm... that could be a problem. If it were to merely fluctuate, you wouldn't have to be as concerned.
What's the ACLS algorithm for that???
is he/she an internist?
I know the feeling.
That's fine, so long as it is not consistently constant.
My blood pressure always spikes after a one pound New York strip.
And my blood flows north when I'm on my southbound mule. Always.
Wow. That was pretty random, even for Grumpy's blog!
Maybe not the circulatory system? Maybe neurons in the central nervous system?
TO STEAL PART OF A LINE...
0/0 IS THE MOST STABLE BP....
Fulminant thesauropathy.
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