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Is it okay for a 16 year old to have a systolic number of 88,diastolic number of 42,and heart rate of 55?she's moderately active.thanks for your time!
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As long: as there are no symptoms it's PERFECTLY OK! Hope this is helpful! Dr Z
Answered 5/14/2017
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