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My bp is 110/90 is it very high?am i hypertensive?
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Not yet: The diastolic, the lower value seems to be higher than normal. Make sure you check it while resting, ideally with 2 different devices and 2 different methods- manual and electronic.
Answered 9/23/2014
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Not too high: Your blood pressure is not too high. A BP of 140/90 is considered hypertensive. I see you list arteriosclerosis on your conditions list. That is surprising given your age of 23, but it can be a cause of your BP to be high. One reading alone does not make you hypertensive If it is consistently high, then discuss with your doc. I believe a low salt diet & exercise would help to bring your BP down
Answered 1/22/2015
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