Low 90, high 130. Is that normal?

Low pressure 90mmHg and high pressure 130mmHg may not be normal. In

normal people at rest, low pressure is generally between 60-89mmHg, high pressure is generally between 90-139mmHg, but blood pressure can be affected by diet, exercise, drugs and age, and slight fluctuations occur. If blood pressure is measured at rest, low pressure 90 mmHg and high pressure 130 mmHg are out of normal range, which is abnormal. However, if blood pressure is measured

at rest, the results of three measurements are higher than normal range at different time periods, and most people suffer from hypertension.