What is the normal blood pressure for 69 years old?

Answer 1

The normal blood pressure is the same as a normal, healthy person of 120/80.

120 being the systolic pressure and 80 being the diastolic.

The reason some elderly person's pressure may increase is due to hypertension or high blood pressure. Older people are more prone to this disorder.

Therefore it is important to have your blood pressure checked by a health care professional. The instrument for measuring a blood pressure is called a sphygmomanometer.

Answer 2

The average blood pressure for older adults is 140 over 90. As people become older, diastolic (the lower number) pressure starts to decrease and the systolic blood pressure (the higher number) begins to rise. Other factors can contribute to a change in blood pressure, such as alcohol, sodium, and smoking.

Answer 3

normal BP for a person done growing, male or female is 120/80. However it has been noticed that women of slighter build usually run lower like 110/70.

Answer 4

There can be quite a bit of leeway but average about 135/70.

Answer 5

167/80

Answer 6

117/70