Should you go to emergency room if blood pressure is 75 over 44?

Answer 1

if you are hypertensive, with maintenance medications, don't. probably you just need to adjust the time of intake of your medication.

if you're not hypertensive, but stressed out or under the influence of alcohol or smoked too many or had an outburst of emotions, don't.

if you're not hypertensive, but have accompanying signs and symptoms, such as dizziness, headache or feeling uneasy, then go to the ER.

or better yet, relax. repeat your bp after 15 or 30 mins, if it is still high, then go the the ER.

Answer 2

If you are pregnant, most definitely! A sudden rise in blood pressure together with headaches (even light ones) and swelling of either feet, hands or face (or all three) are symptoms of Pre-Eclampsia. This a dangerous condition for both Mother and Baby, as it can cause seizures If diagnosed with Pre-Eclampsia, your doctor will schedule an emergency Cesarean to get the baby out (most cases not before the pregnancy is 34 weeks along. Babies have an excellent chance to survive by this time). If left untreated, the condition can be fatal. See a doctor immediately.

Answer 3

A BP should have a good 30 to 50 points between the 2 numbers. When a BP begins to narrow between the two numbers, such as 147/127, the heart can be damaged or become more damaged. Doctors will treat to lower your systolic number and bring down the diastolic a little bit. 147 is your systolic--- 127 is your diastolic. A normal BP should be around 140/80 but today they like to see it a little lower than 140.

Answer 4

I would at least go to an urgent care or pcp

Answer 5

You should visit your doctor for sure. Unless there are other symptoms, going to the emergency room is likely not required.

Answer 6

Yes !... That's a very low pressure and needs to be investigated !

Answer 7

Yes, you should for sure...

Answer 8

Of course hurry call 911

Answer 9

yes