A systolic blood pressure averaging about 150 has what prescribed?
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This depends on the individual. Many do not prescribe medication at all for a systolic this low. As far as high blood pressure goes, this isn't terribly high. Many prescribe diet and exercise alone.
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Normal blood pressure is considered to be 120/80  Higher than that up to 139/89 is considered prehypertension.
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According to a medical book normal is 80-120. I know some doctors consider anything over 100 high especially if it is consistently over that amount. Diabetes.org has a lot of info. Call their 800 # and they will send free a packet of info (or you can order it on-line) from the American Diabetes Assoc. \n\nIf you are diabetic only your doctor can say what is OK for you. Some are happy with well over 120 if it is an improvement from your non-treated readings.
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150 is 90 plus 60.  that's a hint.
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If you are talking about average  blood sugar.. 80 to 120 is considered average, or "good".
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High systolic blood pressure (the first and higher number) appears to be a significant indicator for heart complications, including death, in all ages, but especially in middle-aged and older adults. In fact, elevated systolic pressure may pose a significant danger for heart events and stroke events even when diastolic is normal, a condition called isolated systolic hypertension . The wider the spread between the systolic and diastolic measurements, the greater the danger. Isolated systolic hypertension is the most common form of hypertension in people older than fifty; in one study it comprised 87% of hypertension cases in people between ages 50 and 59. \nConsult cardiologist.
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The 140 is borderline and 64 is terrific. Not to worry you won't have a stroke at 140/64 but most docs today like it around 120.This can be corrected with weight loss, if necessary, lower your salt intake, that can really help. And the doc may put you on a water pill.
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100-130 i have a doctor and he told me the limit
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a normal resting pulse should be between 60 and 100 bpm
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The most recent US guidelines are below 115/75, but your blood pressure numbers aren't bad. Talk with your doctor and see what she suggests. You don't need blood pressure medications, but you might want to avoid salt and salty foods.\n\nThere's nothing unusual about slight differences between blood pressure in each arm. Since your heart is on your left side, your blood pressure may be higher on your left side. To get consistent results, always use the same arm, preferably the left one.\n\nAn occasional nosebleed is probably not a big deal, and it might just be related to dry indoor air. If you get more nosebleeds, talk with your doctor.
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It does depend on your age and your health. This is kind of high. Sometimes your blood pressure can go up temporarily for a lot of reasons including stress or pain. Since you're checking it every day, and if you see that it is at or more than 130/90 consistently, you should see a doctor and show him or her your results. Usually that's what a doctor would do, have you keep a log before they put you on medication. There's also something called white coat hypertension. That's when you get stressed just having your blood pressure checked and it goes up. The best thing to do is always check with your doctor if you have a health concern.
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You can't determine a blood pressure by counting a pulse.  You need a blood pressure cuff.  You can approximate a blood pressure depending on where you feel the pulse.  If you feel a strong radial pulse (the pulse in the wrist) the pressure is usually at least 80 mmHg systolic or above.  If you can't feel it in the wrist but you can feel it in the groin it is usually around 70 mmHg systolic.  If you can only feel a pulse in the carotid artery (the pulse in the neck) the blood pressure is around 60 mmHg systolic.  The systolic pressure is the peak pressure in the arteries in the cardiac cycle.  This is the top number in a blood pressure.  Normal blood pressure is 120/70, however normal is usually higher or lower for most people.
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150 according to the doctors I've been to
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115/75 is lower than normal.  Most of us come in at 120/80.  That being said, 140/90 is only just over the normal rate.\n\nYou can eat more fibre, and lower fat foods.  You can stop consuming alcohol, nicotine, and caffeine, if you already use any of those.  You should drink more water.  You should get exercise every day - go for a 30 minute walk five or six days a week.  If you can do more intense activity than walking, then do that.\n\nThere are also lots of prescription medication you can take that will help lower your blood pressure, but if you don't work on improving your lifestyle, there's no point taking the medication.
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The normal resting heartbeat range is from 60 to 100.
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For all adults in general, the medical guidelines are:\n\nLess than 120/80 = ideal, healthy blood pressure.\n120/80 to 139/90 = still in the normal range, but verging on hypertension.\n140/90 to 159/99 = Stage 1 Hypertension (this is when your doctor will say you have high blood pressure).\n160/100 and above = Stage 2 Hypertension (SEVERE high blood pressure). \n \nAs a person gets older, their systolic blood pressure (the top number - ie: 120 in 120/80) will get higher, and their diastolic blood pressure (the bottom number - ie: 80 in 120/80) will get lower.  This is expected as a normal person ages.  However, just because it's "normal" doesn't mean it's healthy.  The 70 year old woman who has the typical 137/65 should still see her doctor about getting her blood pressure closer to 120/80.  The heart is going to need more help as a person gets older, and no matter what age the person is, the heart always works best when blood pressures are close to 120/80.  Hope this helps.
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120/80mm.hg. is the normal blood pressure.Stress,tension,anxiety,heavy smoking and alcohol normally increase the blood pressure.140/90mm hg. is temporarily acceptable and if the cause is removed,cure is guaranteed.In the absence of any cause B.P. .140/90 hints at a disease of Thyroid or Kidney.Get a full check up.