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My blood pressure gets up to 140/90 with heart rate of 90-100, but during the morning and late night 100/60 with heart rate of 60-70 is this normal?
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Sounds normal: The numbers you describe all sound normal. When you are relaxed, your heart rate and blood pressure are lower and when anxious or active, the numbers are higher. These all sound like normal numbers.
Answered 3/15/2014
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