Question 1

when i eat healthy organic food i feel great 50-60 heart rate and 100/120 over 50/80 blood pressure but right now ate cookies 95/56 heart rate 143 odd?

Accepted Answer

What in cookies?: Sugar?Caffeine? White flour? Hard to say if  you are having a reaction to some ingredient you don't usually eat or it's an emotional reaction to eating something you don't feel good about eating. Numbers should return to normal by tomorrow. If not, something unrelated to cookies may be going on.

Question 2

my blood pressure is 100/63 is that low? i am 50

Accepted Answer

Hypotension : If you have no symptoms such as dizziness and don't suffer from a medical condition requiring you to maintain a higher blood pressure, a BP in the 100's/60's is not worrisome. The degree of drop in blood pressure from its baseline can provides much more useful information.

Question 3

blood pressure lower at night (100/50), or when very tired.  is this normal? if so, does it have to do with the fact a tired body is more relaxed?

Accepted Answer

BP: Blood pressure is typically lower in the evening when the stress levels are lower for most people.

Question 4

blood pressure 100 over 70 ok?

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Normal range: It is within normal range for most adults and would be ok especially if not associated with symptoms of low blood pressure.

Question 5

is a blood pressure of 90/50 ok?

Accepted Answer

Very Low Nl, Maybe: Since the pulse pressure (90-50=40 mmhg) is reasonable, possibly accurate & possibly ok if heart output good, can function well & not dizzy on standing. Keep in mind: 90 read/estimated from only one heart/pulse beat, 50 only one heart/pulse beat & not the same heart/pulse beat + values can (& commonly do) change rapidly. Low bps correlate with lower rates cv disease progression & event rates.

Question 6

is a blood pressure of 95/50 bad?

Accepted Answer

Blood pressure: 95/50  is low side of normal, if no sx its ok, if sx then needs some mild increase.

Question 7

is a blood pressure of 100/62 good?

Accepted Answer

Normal: Such blood pressure reading is considered to be within normal range.

Question 8

is blood pressure 90/50 extremely low?

Accepted Answer

Not extremely: It is on the low side, but what's "normal" can be different for everyone.
If you are a small, thin person, a BP of 90/50 may be perfectly normal.

It's abnormal if your symptomatic (dizzy, fatigued, losing consciousness?).

Question 9

is 167 over 100 high for blood pressure?

Accepted Answer

Yes: Persistent BP over 150 systolic and/or 90 diastolic  needs to be treated with lifestyle changes and/or medicines if necessary. Remember that your blood pressure elevation is unlikely to cause any symptoms. Get it rechecked and monitored regularly.

Question 10

is a blood pressure of 150 over 50 safe?

Accepted Answer

Blood pressure: A systolic of 150 is a bit high, a diastolic of 50 is a bit low, the pressure itself is not acutely problematic, over the long term there might be some increased risk.

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When i eat healthy organic food i feel great 50-60 heart rate and 100/120 over 50/80 blood pressure but right now ate cookies 95/56 heart rate 143 odd?

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My blood pressure is 100/63 is that low? i am 50

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Blood pressure lower at night (100/50), or when very tired. is this normal? if so, does it have to do with the fact a tired body is more relaxed?

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Blood pressure 100 over 70 ok?

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