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Need help. is 125 systolic a normal blood pressure?
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Yes, but...: Most would consider this a fairly appropriate blood pressure, and indeed if one has the diagnosis of hypertension, this is in appropriate range. Officially, a blood pressure between 120 - 139 over 80-89, is considered "prehypertension".
Answered 5/8/2013
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