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I'm 19 years old is it normal that my blood pressure is 82/57 nnhg and 86/60 mmhg? thnx
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Blood pressure: Your upper number or systolic blood pressure is low for your age and your lower number or diastolic pressure is close to usual numbers for your age. Make sure the cuff is the right size, too big will read low. If you are otherwise healthy and without symptoms it may be normal for you. All the best.
Answered 1/25/2016
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