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I am an 18-year-old female but my blood pressure is always 92/57-60. my bmi is 24.2. it is naturally occurring (no meds). is it dangerous?
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Low BP?: 18 F BMI 24.2 worries about BP 92/57. No worries. In general the lower your BP and BMI the longer you will live and the less time you will spend during your later years living with the consequences of higher BP: stroke, heart attach, heart failure, kidney failure and aortic aneurysm. Keep up the good work The only low BP to worry about is if you faint when it gets low for you.
Answered 4/16/2016
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