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Getbig Main Boards => Gossip & Opinions => Topic started by: MB_722 on October 11, 2010, 02:58:28 PM
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I seen a bp machine at shoppers earlier today. it was 144 over 72 with resting HR of 77.
bad?
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Unplug it. Who's laughing now?
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if that was your only reading it doesn't mean much
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Unplug it. Who's laughing now?
Whut??
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Anything left on your bucket list?
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if that was your only reading it doesn't mean much
That. You'd need multiple readings at all different points to have an accurate measure. Also, Cuff size has a lot to do with accuracy. If you have decent sized arms, the standard cuff won't be accurate.
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I seen a bp machine at shoppers earlier today. it was 144 over 72 with resting HR of 77.
bad?
no I think that's in the normal range , funny you mention that this is the last one I took at the super market
124/71/78 it was in the normal range
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no I think that's in the normal range , funny you mention that this is the last one I took at the super market
124/71/78 it was in the normal range
cool!
that 144 is too high though
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those numbers aint bad bro.
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optimal is 120/80
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optimal is 120/80
thats for a sedentary 5'6 150lb completely average person
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Whut??
Cuz you'd get the last laugh. Ah, nevermind...
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Cuz you'd get the last laugh. Ah, nevermind...
hahahaha,
that one went over head/ lmao :D ;D :D
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mine is/was 130/100
had to take bp meds :(
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If you chill for a few minutes and take it again, you will get different numbers every time.
123/78 is pretty cool
The diastolic number (the lower) is the one you need to pay attention to.
The systolic will flucuate quite a bit in a few moments time.