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A narrow pulse pressure — sometimes called a low pulse pressure — is where your pulse pressure is one-fourth or less of your systolic pressure (the top number). This happens when your heart isn't pumping enough blood, which is seen in heart failure and certain heart valve diseases.
A narrow pulse pressure — sometimes called a low pulse pressure — is where your pulse pressure is one-fourth or less of your systolic pressure (the top number). This happens when your heart isn't pumping enough blood, which is seen in heart failure and certain heart valve diseases.