Is a 97 on a blood pressure bad

Is a 97 on a blood pressure bad

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97 isn’t a bad blood pressure number for either systolic or diastolic. The ideal reading of systolic blood pressure (that’s the top number) is between 100-130 mm Hg. Ideal diastolic pressure (the bottom number) is 70 to 90 mm Hg.

Is a blood pressure of 97 over 78 good or bad??

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Unless you’re very Fit, this would be on the low side, indicating a possibility of Hypotension.

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My white blood cell count is high at 15…is this really bad?

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What does extremely LOW blood pressure mean?

Q: My Resting Heart rate is very high, average is 94. And my blood pressure is very low. I just took it and it is 96/57. It has been as low as 52 on top. I feel tired a lot. As well, my average temp is 96 or 97. I live a healthy lifesyle walking every day and doing fitness yoga 2 x’s a week. . I do not drink or smoke . I am however about 15 over weight and trying to loose….. I am 50 years old and people say I look much younger (but I feel so achy and tired most of the time) Thanks for letting me know what is normal and whether I should see a doctor about LOW blood pressure when everyone talks about high blood pressure (over 120) being bad for your health……

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Is red blood cell count related to blood pressure?

Q: my blood pressure is usually abount 110/60….but because of SOMETHING this past week…it has been 103/70 highest and 97/60 lowest….i dont know if its from this bad anxiety and bad lack of sleep….or cause of my suspicions of maybbbe having a slight internal bleed/ulcer,,,background info: bad heartburn, put on prilosec for 2 weeks, caused side effects, stopped monday, havent needed anything since then…one pepto on monday night caused dark green poop tues n wed…worried that i have an internal bleed, no other symptoms EXCEPT this lower than usual blood pressure for me…and weird poop…so my question is, a symptom of the bleeding thing is anemia, and anemia is related to blood, and so is blood pressure….could someone presenting with a lower blood pressure than usual maybe be anemic?thats why im freaking out, because of that possibility!

A: Only sudden or rapid loss of blood causes fall of blood pressure. Prolonged slow bleeding causes anemia because of the loss of red blood cells. This is compensated by increase of fluid part of the blood(plasma) and hence there will be no fall of blood pressure in anemia. There is no need to worry. Take the advice of your doctor early.