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What's normal bp for an 18year old girl who's 5'5" and 107lbs? systolic & diastolic?
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120/80 or lower: A healthy blood pressure for anyone would be 120/80 or lower. Young, thin women can have lower blood pressures than men. Blood pressure does fluctuate throughout the day but should stay at or below 120/80 most of the time. Readings above 140/90 on a regular basis may indicate high blood pressure & you should see the doctor. Readings in between indicate pre-hypertension.
Answered 9/28/2016
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