Diastolic Blood Pressure Benchmarks
30-39 • Female
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Understanding Your Diastolic Blood Pressure
For Female aged 30-39, the median diastolic blood pressure is 73 mmHg.
A value of 73 mmHg means you're at the 50th percentile—half the population is above, half below. Values between 66 mmHg (25th percentile) and 80 mmHg (75th percentile) are typical.
The normal range spans from 57 mmHg (5th percentile) to 89 mmHg (95th percentile), covering 90% of the population.
Compare Across Demographics
| Sex | Ethnicity | P5 | P25 | Median (P50) | P75 | P95 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Female | - | 57 mmHg | 66 mmHg | 73 mmHg | 80 mmHg | 89 mmHg |
| Male | - | 60 mmHg | 69 mmHg | 76 mmHg | 83 mmHg | 92 mmHg |
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is a normal diastolic blood pressure for 30-39 year olds?
For Female aged 30-39, normal diastolic blood pressure ranges from 57 to 89 mmHg. The median is 73 mmHg.
What does the 73 mmHg median mean?
The median of 73 mmHg means exactly 50% of Female aged 30-39 have a diastolic blood pressure below this value, and 50% have a higher value.
Is my diastolic blood pressure normal?
If your diastolic blood pressure falls between 57 and 89 mmHg, you're within the normal range for Female aged 30-39. Values at the extremes may warrant a conversation with your healthcare provider.
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