Normal blood pressure for women

The normal range of blood pressure for women refers to the normal range of blood pressure values ​​for adult women. Generally, it is normal within this range and is not likely to cause any discomfort to the body. Both high blood pressure and low blood pressure will manifest themselves in obvious discomfort in the human body, so let us first understand the normal range of women's blood pressure.

According to the normal blood pressure values ​​published by authoritative departments, systolic pressure <130 mmHg and diastolic pressure <85 mmHg are considered normal blood pressure, while the ideal value is systolic pressure <120 mmHg and diastolic pressure <80 mmHg. However, due to the differences in the bodies of men and women, women's blood pressure values ​​may be slightly lower than men of the same age. For example, in the 31-35 year old group, the normal blood pressure values ​​for men are 117 mmHg systolic and 76 mmHg diastolic, while for similar women, they are 114 mmHg systolic and 74 mmHg diastolic. You can refer to the above data chart for details.

Symptoms of low blood pressure in women

The most important symptoms of hypotension in women are dizziness, drowsiness, physical fatigue, etc. Whether it is acute hypotension or persistent chronic hypotension, patients will feel dizziness and fatigue symptoms, especially when they are on an empty stomach. The editor once fainted on the subway without eating breakfast. If you often feel tired, weak, and dizzy, it is probably because you have low blood pressure. Generally, people with poor physical fitness are more prone to low blood pressure.

There are also some symptoms of low blood pressure that are mainly manifested in special postures. For example, if you were originally sitting or lying down, and suddenly changed to a standing posture, you would feel dizzy and black under your eyes. This is also a symptom of low blood pressure.

Causes of low blood pressure in women

There are two main reasons for women's low blood pressure. On the one hand, it can be summarized as physiological hypotension, that is, hypotension caused by poor physical fitness. This often occurs in elderly people and women with weak physical fitness, especially many thin and weak young women are prone to hypotension, which has a lot to do with the lack of nutrition. It is recommended that everyone do not reduce dietary intake for the sake of thinness. Although hypotension does not seem serious, it actually has a great impact on the body. If you often feel tired or faint, it may be related to low blood pressure.

Another reason for women's hypotension is related to some diseases, which will cause a rapid drop in blood pressure in a short period of time. It is usually related to internal bleeding, acute myocardial infarction, serious trauma, infection, skin allergies and other causes. At this time, it is necessary to treat from the symptomatic level.