61 years old. BP's up 141 and down 81. Is that normal?

High blood pressure refers to systolic blood pressure, low blood pressure refers to diastolic blood pressure. 61-year-old people systolic blood pressure 141mmHg, diastolic blood pressure 81mmHg is normal, need to judge according to whether there are no discomfort symptoms and factors leading to blood pressure rise, the specific situation is as follows:

normal adult blood pressure normal value should be systolic blood pressure 90-139mmHg, diastolic blood pressure 60-89mmHg, if the patient has no other discomfort symptoms, and not caused by disease factors high blood pressure, generally considered normal phenomenon, because the patient's blood pressure at this time close to normal value, and the patient's age, blood vessel elasticity deterioration, blood pressure may increase, so it is considered normal blood pressure. However, if the patient has dizziness, palpitations and other symptoms in addition to elevated blood pressure, or the patient has elevated blood pressure caused by cardiovascular disease factors, it is an abnormal phenomenon.

In order to prevent hypertension, try to take a low-salt diet as much as possible, exercise appropriately, and measure blood pressure regularly. once blood pressure is found to be elevated or any discomfort symptoms occur, you should see a doctor in time.