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I heard that diastolic readings are not meant to fluctuate. my resting diastolic can be 60-65, but often goes up to 85-95 when i exhert. abnormal?
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Diastolic: Diastolic BP is variable; typically should decline with exercise ,a rising value on treadmill graded exercise protocol is indicative of a hypertensive response
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