Medical How much does the blood pressure in your brain increase?

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The discussion centers on how blood pressure changes when transitioning from a standing position to lying down. It highlights that individual variations play a significant role in these changes. One participant shares their specific blood pressure readings: 125/70 when lying down, 128/79 when sitting, and 131/78 when standing, noting they have high blood pressure managed with medication. The conversation emphasizes that blood pressure responses can differ from person to person.
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how much does the blood pressure in your brain increase when you change from a standing position to your head
 
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It would depend on the person. Mine laying down is 125/70, sitting 128/79 and standing it is 131/78. I have high blood pressure that is kept in check with medications.
 
Surely this is a personal thing which would vary according to who does it?
 
What do you mean Mine laying down؟
 
Mine, as it belongs to me.
 
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