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Is it normal to have bp drop after moderate exertion. went from 138/88 to 107/70 after moving furniture for about two hours?
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Yes : a certain amount of drop in blood pressure is normal with exertion. That is body response to exercise. Also dehydration will contribute to this as well. Be careful in hot conditions. If drops too low and symptoms develop that don't respond to rest and hydration then need an evaluation.
Answered 3/21/2015
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