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My blood pressure is always a bit below then the ideal figure i heard of[120/80 today mine is 113/ 84 , does this mean i ve low blood pressure?thanks
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BP: 100 to 130 over 70 to 90 rands are not low for most people
Answered 3/10/2016
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