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What are healthy ranges of diastolic pressure?
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50 to 90: Healthy diastolic pressures range from 50 to 90. Above 85 we worry about hypertension.
Answered 11/26/2013
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70-85 mm of Hg: Healthy ranges of diastolic bp-70-85 mm of hg!
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