my heart rate at resting was 107 bpm and my blood pressure was 176 over 82, im 24 should i be concerned?

Question

well im 6' tall and 155 lbs, the drs, think i may have fibromyalgia, i even take hbp meds, along with muscle relaxantsand pain meds, and i have access to my grandpas blood pressure machine, i was having chest pains at the time also, thx for the advice all

Answer 1

go and see your doctor with out delay

Answer 2

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Answer 3

Very much. If this happened during normal resting time yes.
Normally it sould be about 60-72 bpm and blood pressure of 110-120/70-80. Your heart is beating too fast. Could you be overweight ? If yes, try to slim down.

But foremost, meet a cardiac surgeon to find out why it is so high and take some tabs to reduce this now.

Answer 4

that is a very high resting heart rate. there is usually an underlying problem to that, so yes i would go get it checked out. your blood pressure isn't an issue right now because an elevated heart rate can cause high blood pressure. so treat the heart rate and that'll hopefully correct the blood pressure.

lots of things can cause a high resting heart rate including drugs and some disease conditions like hyperthyroidism.

Answer 5

It appears that you are of a nervous,anxious an quite irritable personality.

This may be

1. a normal inheritted and innocent phenomenon that may be self limiting
or
2. there may be some underlying causes like a hyper active thyroid gland (situated in the neck)

You need a full clinical examination by your Doctor who will surely rocommend the appropriate tests. In the light of these he will decide upon the best course of treatment, if the condition does necessitate one.

Answer 6

It depends. Where did you test? At one of those drug store machines? Those can be unreliable, and your numbers can vary from sitting to sitting. Also, what did you do before you tested? Eat a heavy meal? Run? All these things can affect your numbers.

Still, that is pretty high, so if you get that result consistently, I would see a doctor.

Answer 7

You better believe it. The pressure, particularly the systolic, is way too high for someone your age. You should contact a physician immediately. Aside: how is your weight? If you are significantly overweight, you need to go on a diet.

Answer 8

The heart rate is a maybe...the top number has me worried, the bottom number is good. I think you should schedual an appointment with your dr...best to be safe than sorry. Let me know how it went.

Answer 9

your heart rate should be much lower, and the top number of your BP is much too high. Ask your primary care physician to refer you to a cardiologist for a thorough exam

Answer 10

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