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Why most often meassure the blood pressure while resting? my resting blood pressure is normal but 10 pushups it feels im gonna explode...
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Exercise: The body goes through changes during an exercise to keep up with your body's increased need of oxygen. The heart pumps faster and stronger. Blood pressure goes up as well. This is a normal response to stress. That is why accurate blood pressure is measured in a steady and relaxed state.
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