Why is your blood pressure low in arms but high my legs?
It's not accurate that blood pressure would naturally be low in the arms but high in the legs. Normally, blood pressure is distributed evenly throughout the circulatory system, with the slight fluctuations that occur due to gravity.Hypertension - Related Articles
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