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B/p 107/55 p68. laying down. that ok? should b/p go up when u stand. more active should it get higher?
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Depends : Your systolic BP laying down is normal. Your diastolic is slightly lower than normal and your pulse is normal. Usually your b/p goes slightly lower on standing and increases during activity.
Answered 6/10/2014
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