If my blood pressure is 145/90 and my heart beats at 95 do I have hypertension?
594496
Absolutely NO, no drugs for now.\n\nA lot of causes could be give up Blood Pressure in a NORMAL person.\n\nIn first place you need to VERIFY if you REALLY have High Blood Pressure.  Taking the BP in different days and different hours of the day.\n\nNo a single Blood Pressure value make the diagnosis of Hypertension\n\nGo to the doctor.\n\nRegards
691641
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.
1050253
please go to a doctor NOW ! there can be many causes a doctor will check blood pressure and heart. blood tests will show if you have to much or to little of anything. a doctor should be able to stabilize you. they may even do a brain scan to see if it is a electrical short or other going on.
755769
Try monitoring yout BP more closely to evaluate you present condition\n\nhttp://www.highbloodpressuremedicationsite.com/
1174770
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
1012377
I also suffer from low blood pressue - lower than yrs actually.\n\nDo u have any sypmtoms of low blood pressure: dizziness, constant tiredness?  If not, then yr current blodd pressure should be fine.\n\nNormal is 120/80.  If u had to choose, low blood pressure wud be better to have than high blood pressure, which brings with it damage to coronary arteries, other arteries and subsequent heart disease.\n\nIf u do have symptoms of low blood pressue(mentioned above) u should visit yr doctor.  There are medicines u can take, but simply adding a LITTLE salt to yr diet will help.\n\nSalt helps u retain fluid, thus increasing blood volume and thereby increasing blood pressure.\n\nExcercise also helps increase blood pressure, and keeps yr arteries and heart in good shape!\n\nIf u decide to donate blood, inform the nurse/doctor present that u have low BP.
554869
Yes you can have a normal blood pressure and have heart disease.  You really need to seek medical attention if you believe that you have heart disease.  High blood pressure has nothing to do with clogged arteries.\n\nGood luck!  Hope you feel better!!
174560
130/90 is near the upper limit of what was once considered normal blood pressure.  Current thinking is that lower than this is better (120/80).  According to a 2003 report by the National Institutes of Health your b.p. level of 130/90 would be considered "prehypertensive" and requires health-promoting lifestyle modifications (not drugs).  \nEat whole/fresh foods, avoid processed foods, lose weight if necessary, exercise daily, avoid smoking, and limit or avoid alcohol.  Low levels of dietary calcium, potassium, magnesium, and omega-3 fatty acids (e.g. fish oils) in the diet may contribute to elevated blood pressure, so it may be helpful to supplement your diet with them.  \nIf these approaches do not lower your b.p., then it may be wise to seek professional guidance.\nGood luck!
624268
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.
63481
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.
841024
No there is no way of checking bp without a cuff.  If you where walking around or doing anything even stress can raise bp.It all depends what you where doing.  I wouldn't worry about it unless it stays at 143/94 then I would talk to your doc.  And feeling bad  also raises bp.  Good Luck
922987
I wouldn't worry about it, your blood pressure is in the normal range. Normal for an adult is 120/80.
669768
hi...Well first of all let me inform U that the Blood pressure cannot come on ODD no scale..It could either be 100 or 102 systolic  and  66 or 68 diastolic..But the BP llike 101/67 is approx only..Now let me tell U one biggest fact.Its that just by knowing one's BP, you can never or should never say that the person is hypertensive or hypotensive..It varies with person to person and with disease stuatus and with mental status and with your natural surrounding..Even the best of the Doc in the world can't find the exact cut off range..So Noone can exactly say if 101/67 is high or low..However assuming that you aren't having other problems, I must say that 101/67mm Hg is very normal...Just relax..Take coffee and it'll be fine..Don't panic..
655198
you could have high blood pressure see your doctor
379515
Well...first of all, high blood pressure is defined as anything over 140/90 mmHg.  If you think that you have high blood pressure, then first thing to do is to go see a doctor.  He or she will take your blood pressure once more and if it is high (but not dangerously high), then most probably they will advise exercise, proper low fat low cholesterol diet and will also tell you to not get stressed out often.  Usually they try this for a couple of months and then tell you to come back at which time, they will check your blood pressure once more.  If it is still high, then they will start medication.  High blood pressure can be controlled at this stage with medication (either one or a combination of drugs), proper exercise, proper healthy diet and minimal stress.  Along with your cooperation, your doctor can combine drugs to achieve a satisfactory blood pressure reading over time.  There are always many options available.  Therefore, discuss with your doctor, and with your cooperation, both of you can get your bp under control, which is very essential since high blood pressure is one of the risk factors for heart attacks and strokes. Also, smoking is also associated with high blood pressure...so, if you're a smoker the first step would be to stop smoking.
733172
yes honey thats fine... if thats normal for you.. im female and 21 and mine is like 98/59  some of us just run a lil lower than others.. nothing to worry about... my mom is 52 and hers is really low too...  just make sure especially as u get older when u go to the dr if your blood pressure is alot higher than that.. but still considered in the normal range.... tell your dr that your normal is 109/61...\n\nnothing to worry about!
309861
120/80  is quoted as the 'normal' BP but there is more a healthy range (which changes according to the latest trend). \n\nWhen u do excercise ur BP rises because your heart is trying to get more blood to you tissues and also trying to get rid of the heat produced (it's why u go all red). But over time your resting blood pressure does decrease. But this might be a combination of losing weight and becoming fitter (which leads to a lower heart rate). \n\nSo the answer is really yes it does, while your doing the exercise and a bit after.