Walking Might Save You From The Hospital: PAH

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[riversavage]

Lifted at 5:30 am. Ate a meal and now out walking!

[peterbedford]

Just added weight training to my weekly routine. Muscle mass increase. I am quite sore today. 😅

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[alxra]

Great content, Doctor. Thanks for everything you've been putting out here. My 69yo father had Covid 2 months ago last Dec/Jan and his blood pressure went up as soon as he noticed symptoms. The symptoms were mild and were not present after 7-10 days. He's tested negative since then, but his blood pressure remained abnormally high. Probably running 122/72 before and it was running 155/95 since then until he went on a 120mg of Diltiazem CD. Weight, diet and exercise has not changed in a year. Have you seen this in any of your patients over the last 6 months or so? Any thoughts on why and how to remedy? Thank you.