Kornball The Conqueror
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link? this shyt suppose to be age based
Got back from the doctor and did you know the american heart association changed the blood pressure chart
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I dunno if 170 is the number, but usually when its super high a doctor or nurse will send you straight to the ERMine is constantly over 170/90 even with BP meds. Cholesterol and all that other shyt are normal, so I let it go
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Went in for a follow-up a while back and they had to admit me.
200/120
Took 4 hours to get back down and I felt perfectly normal the entire time.
200/120
Took 4 hours to get back down and I felt perfectly normal the entire time.
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Yeah always want to talk about us who stay in the gym but yall constantly be the ones making threads about how your health scares/new prescription. Get in the gym and get your health right.
I just checked right now. 118/78.
118 is usually my lowest of the low. but usually, its in the 20s like youchatgpt.com
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Screwed up... till tha casket drops!!
america's so fat that they straight up omitted the numbers for what would be considered low blood pressure 
Nah, you need a new doctor brehMine is constantly over 170/90 even with BP meds. Cholesterol and all that other shyt are normal, so I let it go
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I personally call cap on a lot of this shyt, different countries follow different guidelines. Same for diabetes, they push shyt on people instead of solving the real problem because the real problem makes billions.
Yea, you don't feel anything, but a heart attack or a stroke come out of nowhere. They call a heart attack the silent killer cause it can happen without symptoms
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Mine is constantly over 170/90 even with BP meds. Cholesterol and all that other shyt are normal, so I let it go
Don't do that. What that means is your heart is struggling and will wear-out faster, or, you'll have an aneurysm as the pressure in your blood vessels will explode.
Get a BP monitor, watch your sodium intake, and just take a walk every day.
Get a BP monitor, watch your sodium intake, and just take a walk every day.
dora_da_destroyer
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You want to believe this is to provide better health outcomes, but really it’s about writing more scripts. Blood pressure medications are cheap, almost all of them are available as generics, so pharma companies make up revenue by shooting for volume on these
140 
Reminds me of the time I was in the ER and this patient came in and the nurse did a BP test, found out dude pressure was in the 200s
I'm like "HOW IN THE LIVING HELL THIS DUDE IS STILL BREATHING!?!"
My damn blood pressure rose up out of spite because the ole head was like
Reminds me of the time I was in the ER and this patient came in and the nurse did a BP test, found out dude pressure was in the 200s
I'm like "HOW IN THE LIVING HELL THIS DUDE IS STILL BREATHING!?!"
My damn blood pressure rose up out of spite because the ole head was like
dora_da_destroyer
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Bro, get your meds changed. 170 is outrageousMine is constantly over 170/90 even with BP meds. Cholesterol and all that other shyt are normal, so I let it go
The World Health Organization (WHO) considers a normal blood pressure reading for adults to be less than 120/80 mmHg. However, this standard can vary with age. For adults aged 25 to 80, the average blood pressure typically falls within the following ranges:
- Ages 18-39: Around 119/70 mmHg for men and 110/68 mmHg for women.
- Ages 40-59: Around 124/77 mmHg for men and 122/74 mmHg for women.
- Ages 60 and older: Around 133/69 mmHg for men and 139/68 mmHg for women