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Question
Hello, I am 25 years old, I have high blood pressure (average 135-140/85) but my heart rate is low (50-56). I do not use alcohol or stimulants. Symptoms I often feel palpitations, sometimes feeling a bit numb around the heart area. I had an X-ray of the heart once and it didn't show any stenosis or problems with the valves. May I ask if high blood pressure, bradycardia is caused by thyroid disease? Is the rate of young people suffering from this condition high? Thank you doctor!
Duong Xuan Hai (1995)
Reply
Hello! You need to see a cardiologist and monitor your blood pressure continuously for 24-48 hours to accurately determine your hypertension and your doctor will carefully review your thyroid problem to advise you.
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Answered by Cardiologist - Heart Center - Vinmec Times City International General Hospital
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