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I'm 22 years old. i checked my blood pressure & it read 133/90 and heart rate is about 58-60. should i worry about this? how high is too high?
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Not ideal: That pressure is not ideal for a 22 year old but depends on the circumstances. Your should certainly sit quietly for at least 15 minutes before taking a reading.
Answered 4/15/2014
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