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Written by: Dr. Rowena | Posted: May 13 2009

Q: Is 107/95 blood pressure normal?

A: A single blood pressure reading should not be used to determine if someone has high blood pressure. By definition, normal blood pressure is a reading of 120/80 or less. If either the top number or bottom number is higher, the reading is considered abnormal.

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