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My blood pressure always seems low last recorded at 84/76 . my doctor never seems concerned . why?
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Nl 4 U: It's apparently a normal BP for you. If you feel well, that clinches it. A low BP which is not due to disease (like being shot or high fever/sepsis) is a sign of health and is associated with better than average life expectancy, so congratulations!
Answered 2/5/2018
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