The difference between upper limb blood pressure and lower limb blood pressure

The difference between upper limb blood pressure and lower limb blood pressure is that upper limb blood pressure is lower than that of lower limb blood pressure. This is because gravity causes blood to flow downward, so the blood pressure in the lower limbs will be higher. Normally, blood pressure is measured based on the right upper limb as the standard value.

The blood pressure of the left and right upper limbs of the human body may also be different. Generally, the blood pressure of the left upper limb may be higher than that of the right upper limb. When measuring the blood pressure of the right upper limb, the right upper limb is usually used as the standard. The normal blood pressure value is generally systolic pressure between 90 and 135 mmHg, and diastolic pressure between 60 and 85 mmHg. If symptoms of low or high blood pressure appear, it is abnormal.

Low blood pressure may cause patients to experience symptoms such as dizziness, fatigue, and drowsiness. This may be caused by insufficient Qi and blood. You can learn the specific cause through blood tests and take Qi and blood replenishing drugs under the guidance of a doctor, such as Liver Essence Blood Replenishing Oral Liquid. You can also eat more red beans, jujubes, wolfberries, etc.

If you have symptoms of high blood pressure, it may be due to staying up late, excessive mental stress, or hypertension. If it is hypertension, it is usually accompanied by symptoms of high blood lipids. You can take blood pressure-lowering drugs and blood lipid-regulating drugs, such as aspirin, under the guidance of a doctor.

Pay attention to maintaining stable blood pressure on a daily basis and avoid fluctuations in blood pressure, which may induce cardiovascular and cerebrovascular diseases.