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Low Blood Pressure Within limits, the lower your blood pressure reading is, the better. In most people blood pressure isn't too low until it causes symptoms such as lightheadedness or fainting. In certain conditions or disease states, blood pressure can become too low, as in these examples:
Normal blood pressure with respect to cardiovascular risk is less than 120/80 mm Hg. Unusually low readings should be evaluated to rule out medical causes. Related AHA publications:
See also: Autonomic Nervous System Blood Pressure Blood Pressure -- Buying and Caring for Home Equipment Blood Pressure Testing and Measurement Heart Attack High Blood Pressure High Blood Pressure in Children High Blood Pressure, Factors That Contribute to High Blood Pressure Statistics High Blood Pressure, What Can Be Done High Blood Pressure, Why It Is Bad J-Curve Phenomenon Kidneys and Kidney Function Syncope Hypertension Primer, Third Edition |
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