i am 23 years old, mother of one child and i have a mild hypertension ( i get the hyperstension before i get married).
209008
Go to a gynecologist, who could give you a better answer after physically evaluating you.
293599
I'm 33  (although i feel 83!!!)  married with 3 children (5yrs, 4yrs and nearly 2yrs)\n\nGood on ya for 5 kids though!!  A braver  (and probably more exhausted..) woman than I !!
230910
Your mother should be doing exercises of any kind.  bike riding is great and will increase her pulse, but first, she should undoubtly see a doctor.  This is not normal at all.
394630
No connection, as far as my personnal experience is concerned. My cholestrol was at 350, but my BP was 120/80 in 1996.
599887
u should go to the doctors that something important for ur grannys health
253505
I am 33 as well. I have fibromyalgia and osteoporosis. I have two girls and two step girls and two babysitting kids, I also go to school full time. Sometimes, I feel great- but then other days, I feel like I am my own grandmother. Especially in the mornings. My husband is already making plans for when we retire- we will be snowbirds- in FL in the winter, and MI in the summer. I am always cold, even in the springtime. I wear sweatshirts all year long. It is part of having fibromyalgia.
171869
Suck on pepperment and take Ginseng, if your blood pressure isn't high, and stay in bright areas and do what you like and eat chocolate (chocolate has a chemical that makes you happy), drink cocoa, early for caffene's sake, if you want. I would pray if I was in your state of mind, personaly.
523500
Registered Nurse here; Hun the reading you have 108/76, is great doesn't get any better.  The universal norm is 120/80, however if one if very healthy many times there blood pressure will be below the universal norm, which is great.  One doesn't need to worry or be concerned if there B/P is lower, as long as the individually is healthy, active, feeling well.  When one becomes dizzy, not active, experiencing other symptoms of ill health, then a lower B/P reading would be of concern.  Your fine dear, be grateful for your reading.  DON'T WORRY BE HAPPY; TAKE CARE, I thank you for being allowed to address such an important, worthwhile, and well worded question.
417632
My wife is the bravest person I know.  She was diagnosed with Lupus at the age of 15.  The doctors told her that her life expectancy would be ten years.  Imagine being told that at fifteen.  Last year she turned 28 and finished dental school.  She is doing great.  We are planning on having our first child next year and have been given the help and support we need by loving and caring doctors.  Our life is wonderful, inspite of this terrible disease.  She has her good days and her bad ones.  Sometimes she can't walk up a flight of stairs or carry in the groceries but we look at eachother and laugh realizing that our kids will probably have to push us around in wheelchairs when we get older.  I love her more than anything and she feels the same about me.  I go to the doctors with her and share in her care.  There is hope out there and you have to find someone who will be willing to take the journey with you.  I'm not saying it's always easy, I have my down days too, but I wouldn't change a thing.  She has made me a stronger man and I have been able to have the life that I only dreamed of.  I wish you the best of luck.  Don't give up hope you'll find someone out there who's willing to share life with you.
556010
That is really up to the hemodyalisis doc'. Each case is different. They usually try to hold off as long as possible because you can't  just stop once you start.
151277
actually you can have a blockage and your cholestorol be very low.  Some people have clotting factor issues with their blood and it causes blockages very easy.  I would definately talk to you doctor and see if there are ways to help control this.  33 years old is too young to be having these kinds of issues.
452963
I too have IBS, and two healthy sons.  I would only suggest you let your body heal fully from the fevers and such before you consider pregnancy.  Wait a year from the wedding at least before you go for parenthood.
474384
Wow!  If you eat healthy then there's really no logical explaination, other than genetics or very high amounts of stress, for your blood pressure.  I never had blood pressure issues until I got pregnant with my daughter.  Mine was 200/110.  Thankfully, with medication it's under control.  I hope and pray that someone can help you.  Being a Mom is hard enough.  Good Luck!
455453
I didn't get mine until i was 16.  I know exactly what you are going through.  It isn't anyone else's business though.  And you know what- it doesn't matter later on.  Your body will eventually catch up.  My doctor told me that mine was proabably late because I was a gymnast and because I was very thin.  I am totally healthy now- I am 25 and have had 2 beautiful children too, so don't worry, it won't affect you later on either.  If you are concerned, you should talk to your doctor- he or she can tell you if you need to be worried.
289616
My first reaction was talk with a doctor about all of it, get checked regularly by your doctor.\n\nBut then I thought, heck you exist and apparently there many people in your family, so the odds of you being able to finish school and have kids afterwords seem to be in your favor.\n\nGood Luck with school and family, seriously a doctor can give you much better advice than anyone here can.
111397
maybe bloodpressure or could you be pregnant?
242059
Your kidneys are not able to filter if you have a systolic BP under 72-70. \n\nDehydration can cause low blood pressure, so be sure you are drinking 6-8 glasses fluid/day (drinks containing caffeine act as a diuretic and do not count).\n\nNormal BP range is considered between 90/60 - 130/80, though pregnant woman can go as low as 80/50.\n\nIf are experience dizziness, lightheadedness, faint, or have any other problems, call your doctor.\n\nBe sure you are seeing your doctor at least once a year for a well checkup.