Blood Pressure Chart by Age

 Blood Pressure is the most common disease in todays world. Usually we think that normal values of blood pressure are 120/80 for all age age groups. But reality is that our body changes with age. And normal value of BP readings also changes with age. Here we are providing different normal values of blood pressure for different age groups.

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High Blood Pressure (Hypertension) is one of the most wide spread disease in the modern world. As we age the chances of getting this disease increases. Here we will discuss some common symptoms that can help us in diagnosing if we are getting near this health problem.



Mostly there are no clear warning but it should be noticed and treated at right time, otherwise it can be critical for some organs and also life threatening.

High Blood Pressure Symptoms in Young Men, Women, Children and Teenager

• Severe and Regular Headache


• Vision Problems (such as Blurred Vision)


• Fatigue or confusion


• Pain in Chest


• Difficulty in breathing


• Irregular heartbeat


• Blood in the urine


• Pounding in your chest, neck, or ears


• Blood spots in the eyes


• Nosebleeds higher than normal

These symptoms can occur in any age group of people whether they are young men, women, children or teenager regardless of their age. These symptoms should not be ignored and doctor should be consulted as soon as possible.

If these symptoms are ignored then they might lead to a heart attack or stroke.

Untreated hypertension can lead to serious diseases, including stroke, heart disease, kidney failure and eye problems. That’s why hypertension is known as “silent killer”.

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