The information below is designed to help you understand what
your latest blood pressure readings may mean for your health --
and to provide tips on what you can do to get or keep your blood
pressure in a healthy zone. NOTE: This information isn't a
substitute for medical advice provided by your doctor. If you
think you might have hypertension or pre-hypertension, be sure
to discuss your blood pressure concerns with a doctor or nurse,
who can help you factor in other important information, such as
other medical problems you may have. In particular, the
information below and in the related links may not always apply
to those who are very old, very frail, or have multiple chronic
medical conditions. View the full blood pressure chart. What a
blood pressure reading of 99/70 means 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