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A member asked:
My blood pressure fluncuates between extreamly low to extreamly high as does my pulse. what is a safe normal fluncuating number i know 120/80 is ideal?
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Varies: Older a person is, and the more risk factors for stroke and heart disease, the more dangerous fluctuations could be. Normal to have large fluctuations during exercise, extreme anxiety/stress. If at rest, something may be wrong. Heart rhythm testing, checking for medical conditions that could cause this- hyperthyroidism, adrenal problems- is needed. BP can feel like it is fluctuating and be normal.
Answered 4/8/2018
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