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Blood pressure readings as follows 118/64 then 99/64...107/62...108/57...103/59 all 60 sec apart. is this normal? i have 50-60bpm when laying down.
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As long as: these rather "low" blood pressures are not causing symptoms (eg: dizziness ) these measurements are normal! Hope this is helpful! Dr Z
Answered 5/25/2019
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