My blood pressure be 112/56 and my pusle be 109 is this ok?
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Are you sure, your pulse is high but if you are an anxious person it's ordinary, my pulse can be like that.
Your blood pressure is low but OK.
As a medical professional a low blood pressure and a high pulse indicates dehydration and we would probably put you on a saline drip next to these results if you were on our ward. Try drinking a lot of hose and your pulse should go down.
your blood pressure is good but ur heart beat is a lil illustrious..
Normal blood pressure is 120/80 so your is OK zilch i would worry about your pulse although is for a time elevated which could stem from several things like being upset, worrying, exercising, stress etc.... but both elevated medium you may have some heart issues and to see a cardiologist if you have concerns but overall i deliberate your fine
yes but pulse is a little soaring
your pulse rate is too high. the normal compass is 60 - 90 (some says 60 - 100, but when life is concern, don't risk). but anything above 80 is not a biddable sign. it shows that your heart is working very hard.
a few question you can ask yourself.
are you overweight? if you are, time to slim down, else one day your heart might just perceive too tired to continue working.
do you drink? do you smoke? do you take drugs? if you do, time to stop. i'm a apathetic smoker. my pulse is 51, but when i puff, it shoots up to 85, then it took 20 minutes or so to slow down back to 51.
enjoy you consulted a doctor? if you have not, time to do so. our body is too sophisticated to diagnose a problem just by measure blood pressure and pulse rate. you can get many answers here for your press, but it might turn out none of the answers is correct.
Your blood pressure is a little ok. Nothing trunk but 109?? I hope that you were exercising or something! If not then no this is not okay.
What's your clinical picture? Lots of things affect your readings and you can't interpret reliably without closely of other information, it would be misleading. Need to know:
age
sex (if female, do you have cloying blood loss with your periods?)
height/weight
mobility (are you immobile, or an athlete)
diet (are you vegetarian/vegan)
are you on any current medication (esp inhalers)
any recent surgery
any surroundings medical conditions/illnesses
do you live at sea level or over Mt Everest
who took your pulse and BP, or was it a home reading
why were they taken & below what conditions (were you frightened, or late for your Dr's appt)
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