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Would a low diastolic at exercise cause lower coronary perfusion? say 120/50 or 120/40? comparing to 120/80 etc?
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No: Coronary blood flow depends on the caliber of the blood vessels as well as the pressure. This is a good BP for anyone. How you feel is important too.
Answered 9/28/2016
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