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I am a 44 year old womanWomen's way and six weeks ago my doctor started me on high blood pressured medicine because my blood pressurePressure ulcer was very high, 160/86. He then sent me the next day to have an echo, heart ultrasound. Today when I went for my follow up he told me that the echo showed that the walls of my heart were hardened. This is new to me, I never heard of it before, and he said that this was probably due to the high blood pressurePressure ulcer. Is this true? Is there such a thing as hardened heart walls and if so what exactly is it, is it the same as hardened of the arteries?
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