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Is a blood pressure of 107/53 with pulse 59 okay for 16 year old girl who exercises almost daily?gets dizzy when stands up or uses stairs. thank you!
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Should be okay: The lower heart rate likely reflects your conditioning. The blood pressure should be adequate to meet your needs. If you are dizzy rising to stand or climbing stairs I suspect there could be other issues involved that would benefit from an exam and some tests.
Answered 5/17/2017
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