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If my bp is 124/75 and my pulse is 98 is that good or now?
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Yes: Those are normal vital signs.
Answered 4/1/2016
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23yo female sats at hosp were 98% but my pulse was 130 BP was normal have very bad aniexty anyway. Now i am worried?
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Checked bp. It was 128/62. Huge gap. Pulse-92. Need explanation on the cause of each reading. Why happened and what should I do now?
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Took bp test at pharmacy jus 4 fun it was 134/62 or somewhere around there & pulse4 sure 103 it said bp was at risk & pulse high bad or good?accuracy?
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