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What is considered to be the 'normal' range for blood pressure readings?

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boxlodge | 20:16 Mon 09th Jan 2012 | Health & Fitness
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Was told mine was 'perfect', just wondered what variation is possible to still be considered normal.
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Depending upon what underlying medical conditions that you have and depending upon what tablets you are taking and assuming that you are of average height and physique, then:

Systolic ( the top one)..between 100mms of Hg and 140mms of Hg
Diastolic (Bottom one)..between 60 mms of Hg and 80mms of Hg.

In my opinion.
05:50 Tue 10th Jan 2012
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See here:
http://www.nhs.uk/chq...s-blood-pressure.aspx

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20:41 Mon 09th Jan 2012
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Depending upon what underlying medical conditions that you have and depending upon what tablets you are taking and assuming that you are of average height and physique, then:

Systolic ( the top one)..between 100mms of Hg and 140mms of Hg
Diastolic (Bottom one)..between 60 mms of Hg and 80mms of Hg.

In my opinion.
05:50 Tue 10th Jan 2012

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