Blood Pressure Chart

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Blood Pressure (BP) – is the pressure that blood exerts on the walls of blood vessels in the human body. This excess fluid pressure in the circulatory system of the body is above atmospheric pressure.

Systolic Blood Pressure – is the pressure that develops during contraction of the heart muscle. Partially in its creation involves large arteries such as the aorta, acting as a buffer, so the claim that it’s a heart blood pressure, is not entirely true.

Diastolic Blood Pressure – after cardiac contractions the aortic valve closes and blood can’t flow back into the heart, this moment is filled with oxygen-rich blood to works the following abbreviations, at this stage, the blood passively moves through the vessels.

Dangerous to life, and in terms of the development of negative effects on the body is the systolic pressure, as the numbers diastolic pressure is significantly lower even in the hypertensive crisis.

When your heart beats, it pumps blood round your body to give it the energy and oxygen it needs. As the blood moves, it pushes against the sides of the blood vessels. The strength of this pushing is your blood pressure. If your blood pressure is too high, it puts extra strain on your arteries (and your heart) and this may lead to heart attacks and strokes.

Blood pressure is always given as two numbers:

Systolic Pressure (when the heart beats)
Diastolic Pressure (when the heart relaxes)

When the measurements are written down, both are written one above, or before, the other with the systolic being the first number.

Recommendation: use our blood pressure calculator to calculate BP values for your age

The following table of blood pressure includes instructions and recommendations of “What to do if you have blood pressure …”

Remember that tips for lowering or increasing blood pressure are recommendations and do not replace a visit to the doctor.

At severely high or severely low blood pressure you should immediately call an ambulance

Low Blood Pressure Range (Hypotension)

Systolic pressure (mm Hg)	Diastolic pressure (mm Hg)	Pressure Range
90	60	Borderline Low blood Pressure
60	40	Too Low Blood Pressure
50	33	Dangerously Low Blood Pressure
Normal Blood Pressure Range
Systolic pressure (mm Hg)	Diastolic pressure (mm Hg)	Pressure Range
130	85	High Normal Blood Pressure
120	80	Normal Blood Pressure
110	75	Low Normal Blood Pressure
High Blood Pressure Range (Hypertension)

Systolic pressure (mm Hg)	Diastolic pressure (mm Hg)	Stages of High Blood Pressure
210	120	Stage 4
180	110	Stage 3
160	100	Stage 2
140	90	Stage 1
What should my blood pressure be according to my age?
Age	Systolic BP	Diastolic BP
3-6	116	76
7-10	122	78
11-13	126	82
14-16	136	86
17-19	120	85
20-24	120	79
25-29	121	80
30-34	122	81
35-39	123	82
40-44	125	83
45-49	127	84
50-54	129	85
55-59	131	86
60+	134	87
Blood Pressure Chart for Children
Age	Males (mmHg)	Females (mmHg)
1 – 3	80/34 – 120/75	83/38 – 117/76
4 to 6	88/47 – 128/84	88/50 – 122/83
7 – 10	92/53 – 130/90	93/55 – 129/88

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