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Also from time to time (rarely), i have a sudden pain in the left side of my chest when i breathe. I also think i had a heart attack when i was about 10 or so.
It is normal for your systolic blood pressure to drop to below pre-exercise levels when finished as the blood has been forced to the smaller capillaries in the large muscle groups. Your diastolic pressure should only rise slightly during exerise and will normally also fall to pre-exercise levels. I would not think a small increase would be an issue as your diastolic pressure should go up approx 5 pts during exercise. You may want to ask the doctors on this forum about that.
Hope this helps,
Good Luck!
Jon