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Jack Dijzel Posted on Jun 21, 2017
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Blood pressure 130/90. age 67. is it too high?

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Blood pressure reading are an average for each individual
your doctor will have a history that he can compare your reading with to see if it is up , down or average
go talk with your doctor

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Was in the ER last week cause blood pressure went down to 42. I got it back up but today it has loered to 67. How can I raise my blood pressure now here at home

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A Blood Pressure of 67 makes no sense, as there are 2 numbers.
For example 150/90
The top number is the Systolic pressure, the pressure when your heart contracts.
The bottom number is the Diastolic pressure, the pressure when your heart relaxes.
Depending on many factors a bottom number of 67 may be very normal.
For example if you are a small elderly woman 67 would not be unusual.
Young athletes in excellent physical condition also have lower blood pressures.

I don't know why you went to the ER.
Nothing you have said so far indicates there was an emergency.

Were you having serious symptoms, or were you merely anxious and checking your blood pressure (or your pulse) by yourself.

I am wondering however if you mean pulse, i.e. heart rate, instead of "blood pressure".
A heart rate of 67 again might be very normal and not need to be changed.
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Is 170/70 considered high for a male age 81

an optimal blood pressure level is 120/80mmHg or lower, and high blood pressure is 140/90 mmHg or higher, whatever your age. The lower your blood pressure the lower your risk of heart attack, heart failure, stroke and kidney disease will be. For a blood pressure chart of readings

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My age: 67. blood pressure 130/89 is it too high?

yes you need to see your doctor right away!
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Is blood pressure: 130/90 high for age 67?

The normal blood pressure is about 120/80. Yours is a little high which may be a result of stress or even poor diet. I would keep an eye on it and keep in touch with your doctor.
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My blood pressure this morning was 95/75 and pulse 67 is this bad

Less than 120/80 is ok , can change with age, anger , stress , medication , ECT.
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Is a bp of 155/67 high or ok for a woman aged 69?

i'm not a doctor but 120/80 is normal range........do you have hypertension.......taking meds for blood pressure related symptoms ?
see your gp and get checked out is my advise.
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