EPTDo you go see a doctor when your first love gets you excited? I doubt it..
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decaf
Austria1797 Posts
Do you go see a doctor when your first love gets you excited? I doubt it.. | ||
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413X
Sweden203 Posts
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Talin
Montenegro10532 Posts
On September 19 2011 00:01 SKYFISH_ wrote: Pffft, thats nothing, you kids are casual as heck. I've had constant 250 since I was ELEVEN. I also lift weights,play football AND on top of it I do boxing,rowing,climbing and sudoku. like a bau5 I have over 9000. Nah seriously, I actually get somewhat scared when I go over 150 (and I do feel it so I measure it then). -_- But I've heard that the "standards" can vary quite a bit for different people. | ||
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Cain0
United Kingdom608 Posts
On September 19 2011 00:01 SKYFISH_ wrote: Pffft, thats nothing, you kids are casual as heck. I've had constant 250 since I was ELEVEN. I also lift weights,play football AND on top of it I do boxing,rowing,climbing and sudoku. like a bau5 My blood Pressure is well over 10000. To be honest, ill start worrying about my heart when my chest starts hurting. If you live your life over fear of what might happen, you will never live. | ||
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Cain0
United Kingdom608 Posts
On September 19 2011 00:05 Talin wrote: I have over 9000. Nah seriously, I actually get somewhat scared when I go over 150 (and I do feel it so I measure it then). -_- But I've heard that the "standards" can vary quite a bit for different people. We came up with the same joke at the same time. -_- | ||
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Big-t
Austria1350 Posts
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sotaporo
Finland195 Posts
official ladder anti-rage song for me | ||
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RajaF
Canada530 Posts
On September 19 2011 00:10 Big-t wrote: I dont know my blood preasure after gaming, but sometimes I am breathless. Are you serious lol. Do you breathe really deep and fast during the game? Sound like you are hyperventilating. | ||
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ClysmiC
United States2192 Posts
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Schnullerbacke13
Germany1199 Posts
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FiWiFaKi
Canada9858 Posts
On September 19 2011 00:11 RajaF wrote: Are you serious lol. Do you breathe really deep and fast during the game? Sound like you are hyperventilating. Lolol trying to imagine that! Personally if you are having a really really epic game and you haven't had one for a while you do get all jittery. But I don't think the difference is going to be that major most of the time. Especially if you are a experienced ladderer and you just chill while you play. | ||
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OmniEulogy
Canada6591 Posts
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oZe
Sweden492 Posts
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chadissilent
Canada1187 Posts
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drcatellino
Canada346 Posts
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Conquerer67
United States605 Posts
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BigFan
TLADT24920 Posts
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brz
United States42 Posts
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Dr.Sin
Canada1126 Posts
Hypertension can cause spontaneous strokes and sudden death, but it can also cause a gradual transformation of blood vessels across the body and lead to other more insidious problems like kidney failure (dialysis is not fun) and aneurysms, which can themselves break under pressure and hemorrhage. | ||
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DrDrake
Netherlands31 Posts
On September 19 2011 00:02 PrideNeverDie wrote: OP and whitelotus please see your doctor immediately hypertension carries a lot of risk factors such as coronary artery disease which is the leading cause of heart attacks. basically a high BP means that there is so much stress on your cardiovascular system that your body cannot compensate for it. a high BP means your heart is under much greater stress and combined with other factors could lead to heart failure. any systolic above 140 is considered high and you should be making changes to diet/exercise/take medications to lower your BP. Please stop scaring people, and stop telling lies. A single measurement says nothing, unless it's above 220 (or like 110 diasystolic). Anything else can be a normal reaction of your body (like stated by several people above me) from stressfull situations. You should measure your BP in a normal situation, because that's the state you will be in most of the day. You can either measure that yourself, or ask your general practioner. Best would be to take several standard moment (like breakfast/lunch/dinner/before sleeping), to see it vary over the day. I would only do that though if there's many people in your family with cardiovascular problems, or when you have an unhealthy lifestyle or are obese. -edit: and the biggest one: if you are a smoker | ||
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