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mmHg
4–6 years 85–115 mmHg 55–75 mmHg
7–10 years 90–120 mmHg 60–80 mmHg
11–13 years 95–125 mmHg 60–80 mmHg
14–18 years 100–135 mmHg 65–85 mmHg
A reading is considered high in children if it’s at or above the 95th percentile for their age, height, and sex.
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Average Blood Pressure in Adults by Age & Gender
While 120/80 mmHg remains a healthy target for most adults, averages tend to rise with age due to vascular changes.
Age Group Women (Average) Men (Average)
18–39 years 110–120 / 70–80 mmHg
