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Q: Question Concerning Isolated Systolic Pressure.
asked by: mrbrantley on November 14th, 2005
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Great forum, and thank you for taking a moment to read this. I am 22 years old, in relatively good shape. I can attest to smoking (lightly however) and do not eat with myself in mind every meal. I am 185lb and 6ft even, so I am certainly not fat.

Yesterday was the 5th time in 3 months checking my bp, all with readings within the margin. Lowest reading 144/84 88pulse rate. Highest reading 149/79 92pulse. The highest reading was last night.

Occasionally I get "feelings" which are very hard to describe. They last only a few seconds, and seem to happen later on in the evening. I have had it during the day, but only 2-3 isolated times. The feeling leaves me feeling sorta confused, my blood feels like its on ice (pins and needles) and I get somewhat short breath. I believe the breath may be due to nerves when this is happening. The feeling only last 2-3 seconds, or until I change position. (if I am laying down, I stand up and vice versa) the feeling happens almost everyday, sometimes 2 times per day.

Does anyone have any clue as to why this is occurring? I am looking for the link from this to the high bp. Are the two related in your opinions?

Thank you all so kindly in advance. If you are reading this, you atleast gave me a chance!
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monkeygirl22
replied on July 1st, 2008
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I'm not sure that this would point to bp problems. I would suggest that you consult a doctor.
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