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What should a 17 year old females blood pressure and heart rate be?
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Practically an adult: "Should be" is a loaded term... the glib answer is "anything that is similar to what it was when you were 15 & isn't causing symptoms". In reality, a 17-year-old is practically an adult. The population SBP (top number) for adults ranges 100-125 mmHg; the population DBP (bottom number) runs 70-90 mmHg (hence the "standard" 120/80). The population HR is usually 60-100 bpm at rest. See your doc.
Answered 7/28/2017
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