Normal values

Which are your normal values about heart rate and bp?

did u ever measured while increasing? 😉

Between 60-100bpm and below 120/80 mmHg. It is unhealth to repeatedly measure BP because it can cause damage on the artheries. When a continuous monitoring is needed (usually during surgeries), BP it can be directly measured inside the arthery, by a special needle...

You can take bp quite a few times per day before you are any risk of damaging arteries.

Normal HR: 70

Normal BP: 110/70ish

Its not bad for you to take BP multiple times a day, just multiple times one right after the other. There needs to be at least 2 min in between measurements to allow blood flow to normalize.

When I worked post-op we did vitals, including BP, ever 15 mins for the first hour after surgery, and then every hour for the first 4 hrs, etc.

Also, there's always a range in heart rate and BP. Generally in a healthy adult heart rate between 60 and 90 is considered fine and a BP under 130/80 is considered okay (sometimes 120/80, depending who you ask). My BP tends to run low- 90/60, even 80/50 at times which just is the norm for me.

Nymedical, I was talking about consecutive measures... you don't need to measure it more than 3 times in less than, let's say, 10min!

My HR tends to drop pretty low sometimes, around 50 or less even. It's pretty typical if you exercise to get those values, though.

90 bpm 130 / 75

I tend to be around 75-90 and BP around 115/75. Varies day to day and with the situation though.

I've used a heart rate monitoring app during masterbation and my heart rate usually gets up to 126 at max when I orgasm, but it's gotten up to 145 once. Resting, it's usually between 65-72 bpm.

Resting 58. One of my fantasies is to be listened to while escalating...may ask my partner to do it! Why not!😃

I'm between 60-70bpm on a regular basis, but my BP has been hanging around 120/100, 120/90, and it's highest at 140/100 at my last dr appoint. 😕 dr's offices make me nervous to begin with, but i think genetics, being overweight are starting to take their toll.....BUT, i did quit smoking so that has to help i hope.

Measured right now my values are 132/72 and 68 bpm resting.

My resting rate is generally about 60-65 bpm and my highest rate ever is 200bpm after a heavy workout

My normal heart rate is usually 80-100 bpm but I can get it up over 200 bpm sometimes depending on how hard I am pushing myself

200 beats per minute is the maximum heart rate for 20 year olds. It decreases by 10 bpm for every ten years of life after this. SVT or supraventricular tachycardia begins at 210 beats per minute. That is not a normal rhythm and requires meds, vagal maneuvers or even electrical cardioversion to break it.

Then, add some beta blockers and I max out at about 140 😃

I've had three SVT episodes that required a trip to the ER. Each time I was in the low 200s. An IV dose of adenosine and I was down to 100, then 90, then 80 and I was good to go.

After the first episode, I recognized it and could tell them when I walked into the ER that I was having an SVT episode. I could not imagine how they could have been more responsive. I have nothing but praise for my three ER visits.

Now my cardiologist has me taking carvedolol three times a day instead of two. No problems for almost two years now.

My resting heart rate is around 64-74 bpm. Blood pressure is usually a little below the 120/80 bpm average. I run between 100/60 and 110/70 normally. 😃

Generally the normal resting heartbeat should be between 60-80 beats per min, and the B/P between 110/60 - 140/80 mmhg. Athletes or physically fit individuals may have a resting heartbeat lower than 60 as their normal but in general if your resting heartbeat is less than 60 then its may be a physiological cause (most commonly Atrial Fibrillation ) or as a result of medication (like digoxin or beta blockers).

Its always important to monitor the diastolic value of the blood pressure ( the bottom figure), generally it should be below 90 mmhg. If its consistently greater than 90mmhg then you should see your doctor and start treatment for hypertension. The effects of long term hypertension are CVA's ( strokes), Heart and kidney disease.

Quincy have you ever tried the Valsalva maneuver, usually done by closing one's mouth, pinching one's nose shut while pressing out as if blowing up a balloon. I seen it work very effectively with SVT. As liquidsky and you said it may require the used of medicines like Adenosine, diltiazem, verapamil or metoprolol or cardioversion ( usually performed if the patient is hemodynamically unstable ( fast heart rate and low blood pressure)) . We also correct the potassium and magnesium levels.

Hi there: average heartrate is 75-85

BP: 125/85

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My resting HR when fully relaxed can be around 50-55. It's never been mentioned as a problem and I have no other symptoms that suggest any problems. I'm not super fit by a long way, either!

46-54 resting and 118-128/75-83.

Resting rate - I'm normally about 70.

BP - I don't have a cuff, but I'm usually right at 120/80 or just above.

My normal pulse at rest is between 45 to 50my normal blood pressure (with medication) is 120/70my blood pressure (without medication) was 140/95and i am also a triathlete, who trains 6 days a week

~75, 130/70.

My resting heart rate is usually 100-120, this is due to the fact that I take large amounts of bronchodilators and other respiratory medications because of my lung disease. I am also on large doses of diltiazem to control this heart rate. My heart rate will go up even more is I am having difficulty breathing. Due to both the lung disease and the amount of medication I take my b/p tends to run about 130/80.

Heart rate and b/p can be influenced by activity, medications, ans emotions.

If you fall out of the "normal" ranges please consult your physician, it does not mean that anything is wrong but it is better to be safe than sorry. Recently I have lost several friends who ignored very simple signs because they "felt fine". Stroke and heart attack are silent killers

My current values are 60/70 resting rate and 120/70 mmhg

Heart rate wise I've always been little faster but healthy 90bpm and 110/60 bp