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Have dysautonomia, dystolic bp is always 55-66, does a higher systolic try to compensate for the lower dyastolic? systolic jumps up on movement.
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Aortic insufficiency: An elevated systolic pressure with a low diastolic pressure suggests aortic insufficiency. Have you had an echo?
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