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Should i be worried if my bp after walking a few and siting up is 103/65 pulse 97 when usually run 125/80-140/90 depending on pain levels?
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Probably Normal: Exercise often helps to lower your blood pressure. Your findings are not out of normal range for a woman your age. If you are not dizzy or having shortness of breath or chest pains it is probably normal for you and I would not worry. If you are greatly concerned or having symptoms you should get checked out by your health care professional.
Answered 8/11/2015
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