Around 120/80 mm Hg is often considered a typical blood pressure reading.
Continue reading by clicking the ( NEXT 》 ) button below !Below is the average bl00d pressure for children and teens:
Age Systolic (top number) mm Hg Diastolic (bottom number) mm Hg
Newborns up to 1 month 60–90 20–60
Infants 87–105 53–66
Toddlers 95–105 53–66
Preschoolers 95–110 56–70
School-aged children 97–112 57–71
Adolescents 112–128 66–80
In adulthood, the average bl00d pressures by age and gender are:
Age Women Men
18–39 years 110/68 mm Hg 119/70 mm Hg
40–59 years 122/74 mm Hg 124/77 mm Hg
60+ years 139/68 mm Hg 133/69 mm Hg
How Aging Affects Blood Pressure
As you get older, the chances of developing high blood pressure (hypertension) increase significantly. Here’s why:
