Did you know? Low blood pressures are typical for many people with Down syndrome.
Blood pressures and heart rates/pulses that are on the lower end of what is considered the normal range (or even a little lower) are typical findings in people with Down syndrome. In Low Heart Rate and Blood Pressure, Brian Chicoine, MD, shares information about why this is the case and the possible implications of lower blood pressures and heart rates in people with Down syndrome.
Additional resources are available in the Cardiovascular section of our Resource Library.