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Old 12-24-2010, 08:16 AM #3
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I've known of "White Coat Syndrome" for many years,...... since I have it!
When I go to my doc's office, I have to have my BP taken at least 3 times,
at intervals during my visit, for my doc to get a good reading.
Once by the nurse at intake, once by my doc, personally
when I get into the exam room, and once more - towards the end of the visit.
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