What are normal blood pressure levels?

Answer by  grammybarbj (572)

The normal blood pressue level or theh "text book level" is 120/80. This can vary with the person's age and their activity. A small thin person may have a normal blood pressure of 100/60 and be perfectly fine. The lower number is recommened to be befow 100 though.

Answer by  Christian9247 (5042)

There is no one set normal blood pressure level. There is however a range that normal, healthy blood pressure falls under. Such as 120 over 80 is the universal average blood pressure but since everyone is biologically different it can be with a degree of that range.

Answer by  seeyourdoctor (6)

A normal blood pressure for an adult is below 120 systolic (top number) and 80 diastolic (bottom number). Numbers above these can mean you have hypertension, or high blood pressure.

Answer by  JohnAndrew (199)

Normal blood pressure levels can vary for an adult, but are always within the following ranges. These are at 90 - 120 mmHg for systolic, and 60 - 80 mmHg for diastolic.