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pulse pressure is 70. why?

by pulse_pressure, May 23, 2009 06:22AM
I am 35, male, 6'1", 188. My systolic blood pressure is normal. My diastolic blood pressure is absurdly low. I have readings like 120/50 in the doctor's office, at home, at the drug store. This is my blood pressure not an error.

Wide pulse pressure can be more dangerous than high blood pressure and medications which increase pulse pressure can increase the risk of heart attack.

Why is my pulse pressure so high?
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by helpingeachother44, Jul 20, 2009 07:57PM
To: pulse_pressure
Have you found an answer yet to your low diastolic?  I've also had readings like 140/50 and 113/48 lately, wasn't always that way, feeling nauseous at the same time.  My diastolic won't come up.  I'm female, 44 yo, 5'7" 125 lbs.

by pulse_pressure, Jul 21, 2009 01:53PM
It may be caused by a medication.

I've given up on America. Its doctors make twice as much as those aborad yet are half as competent.
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