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When i take my bp is it 105/76 and pulse is 75 is that ok?
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Yes, if a person...: If a person is healthy and has no symptoms, and is getting routine healthcare (check-ups), then that blood pressure and pulse is in the normal range.
Answered 8/7/2018
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