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For a year now i've been having lower systolic bp (95-100), while diastolic is standard (75-80), i have no symptoms, don't use any meds, no preexisting conditions, not sure how to fix it. salt has temp effect. my physical activity level is sedentary?
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For your age, systolic pressure above 90 is not low. Young people usually have a relatively high diastolic number, i.e. the pulse pressure (the difference between systolic and diastolic number) is usually low (narrow) and that is a good thing, especially you are asymptomatic. You should not take extra salt for that.
Answered 7/6/2021
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