> Yes....it was me. :-) Mine (BP) goes down every time I eat My BP goes up every time I go to the doctor because of nervous energy.
I bet it goes up every time they take my BP. Next time you go to the doctor, have the nurse take your BP before you see the doctor, then ask your doctor to take it at the end of your visit. Many years ago I was an MD doing home visits. I had and elderly diabetic who had lost his leg and couldn't ever find it again, but that is not the story. He was visited by me every three months and by a nurse every two weeks. I received a note from his new nurse that his BP was elevated. His chart with me always showed a normal BP, so I called the nurse who informed me that it was dangerously high, so on my way home I stopped and checked it- Normal ! So I figured that she just wasn't relaxing him- I always chatted with him for a while before wrapping his arm, etc. I left a note for the nurse to check the BP on arrival, halfway through the visit and at the end, The note to me was that all readings are too high. So, I made a date to meet her during her next visit. The nurse was very new, 24 years old, long blond hair, 36 D, 26, 34 in her tight, top partially unbuttoned uniform. When she bent over and wreapped that cuff around Ned's arm he looked up into my eyes and smiled, I could feel my BP pounding through my body. Mystery solved F
