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What is a safe blood pressure and glucose level?
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Healthy Vital Signs: In general, one would like to have a blood pressure that is reliably around 120 over 80 and a fasting blood sugar well under 100 mg/dl. But, age can affect these norms. Given your stated age the standards in the first paragraph probably apply to you very well.
Answered 8/8/2012
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