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How would you react to an individuals pre-cardio blood pressure of 85/55 and asymptomatic? would i be able to work out? (i don't take any medicine)
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BP: It is very common for young women to have systolic blood pressure in the 80's and it is safe to exercise.
Answered 4/1/2013
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