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103/64 bp (wrist monitor) 86 hr is it ok? i'm 46 y/o female , obese but working on my weight , lost 20 lbs already, doing the dash diet and exercise. never had this low numbers before, always had it on 120/77 (range?
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Losing weight will reduce your blood pressure, it is still normal. Make sure you are well hydrated. Drink enough water each day so that your urine is mostly colorless.
Answered 7/22/2021
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