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50 year old female. systolic pressure is normal but diastolic pressure is always low around 50-60. pulse pressure is normal should i worry?
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The most important BP is the systolic. Healthiest is now equal or less than 120. Many home devices are not accurate for diastolic pressure. Have someone listen or learn how to do it this way. Most accurate.
Answered 10/23/2022
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