What is the average Bp when exercising.?
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Was this a "self test" or one supervised by a doctor or cardiologist?  If it's a self test I would advise you to see a doctor before getting on a treadmill again.  In fact, see a doctor anyway.  That's a very high blood pressure.  An increase in diastolic blood pressure of more than 10 mmHg (optimal is <120) during or after exercise represents an unstable form of hypertension, and may be associated with coronary artery disease.  At 236 you could be classified as well above third stage hypertension.  Really, see a doctor.
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You are correct; everyone will come down at a different descent rate after exercising, but the point is that everyone should be at less than 120 beats/minute after 2 minutes. If not, there's something wrong with their recovery.
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Here are the classifications for blood pressure readings per the JNC 7 guidelines (The Seventh Report on the Joint National Commitee on Prevention, Detection, Evaluation, and Treatment of High Blood Pressure):\n\nNormal <120 over <80\nPrehypertension 120-139 over 80-89\nStage 1 hypertension 140-159 over 90-99\nStage 2 hypertension >160 over >100\n\nMake shure you let your doctor know what your blood pressure readings are at home.  This will help him/her adjust your therapy if needed.
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The latest findings suggest that normal blood pressure for anyone should be less than 140/90.  Any blood pressure that stays higher than that for a prolonged period can cause problems that can lead to heart disease and stroke.  Many people have fluctuations in their B/P that cause it to be higher or lower at times depending on activites, but a consistantly high B/P should be treated medically before problems arise.
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Diastolic pressure is the pressure in the circulatory system in between heartbeats. The blood isn't at any pressure inbetween beats, whether you've just exercised or are sleeping.  If anything, I would guess it might be a little lower if blood vessels dilate (expand) to let off some heat after exercise, as the volume of space for the same amount of blood might increase a little?
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ABSOLUTE MAX is 134 beats/minute.  This is causing your heart to work at 85%.  Anything above 80% (for you 126 beats/min) and your body starts burning muscle for energy instead of calories and fat.  Aim for 102-120 beats per minute.  This is the "zone" where your body is using fat and calories for energy.  You don't have to stop if you get above 120, just slow down the intensity of your workout.  Aim for a half an hour or longer workout! Good luck!\n\n(P.S.  The above calculations were made by subtracting your age from 220 and multiplying by the appropriate percents.  This is the most accepted method for calculating heart rates.)
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98.6 is a normal AVERAGE, what ever you usually run is normal for you...if you are concerned talk to your doctor
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normal pulse pressure is 40, ie.systolic blood pressure minus diostolic blood pressure.
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Yes, this is a good blood pressure.  normal range is between 100/60 and 120/80 approximately.  The top number is the pressure when the heart is squeezed during a beat and all the blood is in the vessels.  The bottom number is the pressure when the heart is relaxed during a beat and blood fills the heart, so less is in the vessels.
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I think three hours is sufficient.  I think a better indicator is are you sweating and feel like you are being exerted?  Check your pulse.  Try to get it to 60-70% of your max heart rate to get a moderate workout.  Heartrate max is normally calculated by subtracting your age from 220.\n\nAlso, try other exercises like stair stepping.  From my experience, stair stepping definitely gives you a workout after 20 minutes if you set the right intensity.
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No.  It is high.  \n\nYour top number should be 120 or less.  Anything between 120 and 140 is "borderline" high.  Yours is above that, so you are high.  Your bottom number should preferably be 80 or below.  Up to 90 is borderline.  Again, you are above that.\n\nBut one test doesn't prove anything.  People vary from day to day and from time to time within a day.  Several readings are necessary before your doctor can make any diagnosis or recommend any treatment.  \n\nIt is also important to get your blood pressure taken by a professional.  Don't rely on the machines you find in drug stores and supermarkets.  If your reading of 148/96 did not come from a doctor or nurse's blood pressure meter, then it is time to get an accurate reading before you start to worry too much.\n\nGood luck.  Hi blood pressure  is a funny thing.  It doesn't hurt, so it is easy to ignore or even forget about entirely.  But it can *kill* you just the same.  On the other hand, treating it is usually fairly easy, assuming you get to it before it does any damage to your heart, your eyes, or your kidneys.  So don't wait around.  See a doctor.  Good luck!!
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mine is about 55-60...not an athlete but i do a lot of physical labor at work and no Dr has said anything about my heart beat being too low...i believe the lower the better...within reason of course, it means that your heart doesn't have to work as hard to move your blood throughout your body
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Pulse= 60-100\nRespiratory rate= 12-20\nTemperature = 96.8 - 98.6\nBlood Pressure = 120/80\nYour weight has to be preportionate to your height.
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Low BP lower BP than the ideal 80/120.Low BP is common in athletes to some extent.What you say seems to be state of moody or depresion state.This may not be due to low BP.If you suspect low BP better check up with a doctor and take his advise.Becuse low BP is dangerous as high BP.\nIf you are just moody only ,develop friendship,cultivate habots of reading listening to music or atart a hobby.You may not require an anti depressant if you do these simple things
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Pulmonary (PULL-mun-ary) arterial hypertension (PAH) is continuous high blood pressure in the pulmonary artery. The average blood pressure in a normal pulmonary artery is about 14 mmHg when the person is resting. In PAH, the average is usually greater than 25 mmHg.
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That's funny, one of your previous questions stated that you were 42.\n\nNow you are 69? \n\nI think you have considerable grounds to be questioning your blood pressure, having suddenly missed 27 years of your life... \n\nBut, seriously...\n\nBlood pressure is measured via two values - systolic and diastolic. Systolic is the peak pressure in the arteries, and diastolic is the lowest pressure. \n\nThe typical values for a resting, healthy adult are 120 systolic/80 diastolic (120/80), but the range is quite big: between 90 and 135 for systolic, and between 50 and 90 diastolic is considered healthy (90-135/50-90).\n\nBlood pressure commonly rises in old age, so if you think yours is low - or for piece of mind - then get yourself checked with the doctor.
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60-80 beats per minute is considered a normal heart rate.