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If at 63 and my blood pressure is 114/55 is that ok or not? i presently am taking lisinopril 20mg
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BPgoal & SideEffects: In general a systolic blood pressure between 110-135 is a good range for someone taking medications. There are special reasons that some doctors may change the goal blood pressure for a patient. Some physicians use higher blood pressure goals for elderly patients. A low blood pressure that is combined with symptoms should be evalated by a physician. Good luck.
Answered 4/7/2019
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