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No. In fact, their blood pressure is lower than what is considered normal. So is their pulse.
LBP. Low Blood Pressure aka HypotensionLBP - hypotension
Salty items, also licorice will raise the blood pressure.
Blood flow is faster in arteries than in veins. Blood flow in veins is lower pressure.
A healthy blood pressure range would be 120/80. Often if your blood pressure is higher than this you will be told you have high blood pressure and anything lower would be low blood pressure. If your blood pressure is over 140 then you should take steps to reduce this.
Why can't I find any information on very low blood pressure readings for a 60 year old woman? The charts seem to start at 100/? but the readings I am getting are consistently below 100/??? Does anyone have an answer??
Any diet that lowers your salt intake will drastically effect your blood pressure reading. Also, by losing anymore than 10 pounds you will lower this reading as well.
In blood pressure nomenclature, where blood pressure is denoted xxx/yy, "xxx" is called the systolic blood pressure, whereas "yy" is called the diastolic blood pressure. A normal average blood pressure is 120/80, across the population. Yours may be slightly higher or lower than this average.
No, veins carry blood at a lower pressure than arteries. Blood in arteries is propelled by heart contractions. Venous blood is propelled only by body movement and gravity.
Newborns's bodies are alot smaller. It doesn't take much pressure to get around the body.
120 over 80 is the idea blood pressure but blood pressure increases with age. 140 over 90 and above is defined as hypertension. You want to be near 120/80 to 139/89 ideally. It also depends on your normal blood pressure range. If you normally run slightly over 120/80 you have a normal high blood pressure and if you run lower than 120/80 you run a normally low blood pressure.
Naturally, your blood pressure is higher when it is working harder as in running, body work, etc. High blood pressure can also be caused by stress, anger problems, etc. So the result is that your blood pressure is higher when working than at rest.