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Is a blood pressure of 110/66 too low? my blood pressure used to be higher, i've noticed it's been getting lower each time i get it checked. (yearly)
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No, not low...: A blood pressure in that range is normal for normal people. Teens can have low numbers and are just fine, meaning low numbers are normal and no problem, as long as the teen is healthy and doesn't get dizzy or light-headed. Many healthy teens have blood pressure measurements in the 90/60 range.
Answered 3/4/2018
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