PULSE RATE
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| Don't sound good. You need to go to your docs & just have a checkout even if there is no issues & that would help you not too worry. Also do you drink alot of coffee |
| Readings above 90/60 and below 120/80 indicate that the pressure in your arteries is considered normal for most adults. However, in some cases, a systolic blood pressure ≤110 can be associated with dizziness when standing. This is more likely to happen to older adults or to people who usually have a much higher blood pressure. However, in some cases, a systolic blood pressure ≤110 can be associated with dizziness when standing. This is more likely to happen to older adults or to people who usually have a much higher blood pressure. What to do if your blood pressure reading is 95/64 If you feel fine and aren't on any blood pressure medications, keep on the health path you're on. If you're on blood pressure medications and your systolic blood pressure is often ≤110, ask your doctor about adjusting your dosages. You may be taking more blood pressure medications than you need. Consider lifestyle changes that promote health and can minimize the chance of future high blood pressure: Stop smoking. Lose weight or maintain healthy weight. Increase physical activity. Lower salt intake. Limit caffeine. Limit alcohol. Reduce stress. |
| could be tachycardia...........which can be due to stress or things Lori mentioned......for example caffeine for me. Work on her suggestions, develop some deep, slow breathing to "chill" yourself down. If after all this you still get these, see a doc. http://www.mayoclinic.com/health/tachycardia/DS00929 |
| If you are concerned about your heart rate, you need to be seen by a doctor or in the emergency room if you haven't gone already. There are many things that can cause a rapid heart rate and only a trained doctor can give you a proper diagnosis and tell you what, if anything, needs to be done. For example, my spouse had SVT (Supra Ventricular Tachycardia, a rhythm anomaly) which needs to be corrected and then treated prophylactically. |
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