l am a 35 year old female weighing150 pounds more or less.

Ok so obviously l have low blood pressure. It goes up and down really usually my readings range between 95/65 to 110/75
l could not sleep it is 6 am my heart felt compressed so l awoke took my blood pressure and it was 83/55 average. l was once told (Not by a doctor) that if it drops below 90/60 l should go into the hospital.
Now keep in mind that in Canada although the health care system is paid for by the taxes l will wait at the hospital for 12 hours usually untill will be seen. ok that is an honest time frame.

The last time we were in emerg my baby had to be picked up by ambulance with a gash on the hear the size of a quarter and we waited 12 hours not just us either everyone there had been in for the 12 hour wait.

SO going in to the hospital In canada is a decision not to be made lightly. It is an If My life is in danger type of a decision.
SO is my life in danger should l go in?

Oh and l also had a stupid reading of 53/ 33 That one just must have been wrong the machine goofed up.. cause if that were true I'd likely be dead already.
my pulse is around 60. l do not exercise or stand for prolonged periods of time. l do not drink a lot but l am not dehydrated or dizzy. l have an allergy to alcohol, (so l do not drink it) and l have never done drugs or smoked. l am not on any prescription meds. either..
It is a very accurate machine and very expensive too. My husband took his blood pressure with it after wards and it was right.

Keep taking your BP every 15 mins. What we are always told is ''Treat the patient, not the machine'' So if you are feeling fine and the reading is still very low it may just be an equiptment malfunction. If you are feeling tired, lethargic, dizzy, or in anyway out of sorts, definately go to the hospital and tell them when you check in that you think you are having a heart attack. Even though you are not those pts are supposed to be seen first.

l would buy an entirely different blood pressure machine, and see if how close the reading somes out compared to your current one.

If you have noticeable symptoms from the low blood pressure, l would consider going to the emergency room as soon as possible

Well the only thing l can tell u is that indeed ur values r low but not (yet) critical. Nevertheless u r approaching values where u could go into shock. l recommend before u go to the ER (12 hours in a first world country) ( l thought 3 hours waiting in a developing country where l work was long) u put some pillows under ur feet so that they r higher than ur head or u put any kind of blocks under the feet side of ur bed for the same effect. In the hospital we call these shock blocs. Hope this helps. All the best. Oh & l suppose u take medicine for improving ur BP??

Going to the hospital by ambulance should lower your wait time.