Pulse Pressure (PP) Calculator 🩺

Determine your **Pulse Pressure** and its classification (narrow, normal, or wide) based on **mmHg** difference.

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Classification	PP Range (mmHg)	Associated Risk
Wide (High)		Increased cardiovascular risk, stiff arteries.
Normal		Lowest health risk.
Narrow (Low)		Can indicate heart issues or volume loss.

💡 **Medical Note:** Pulse pressure increases with age and is a strong predictor of cardiovascular disease risk.

Pulse Pressure Calculation Formula

Pulse Pressure (PP) is calculated simply by finding the difference between the maximum (systolic) and minimum (diastolic) arterial pressures:

PP = Systolic BP - Diastolic BP

The resulting value represents the force the heart generates each time it beats, which is the pulse you feel in your arteries.