Question 1

symptoms of low bp?

Accepted Answer

Dizziness: Dizziness or lightheadedness and fatigue.

Question 2

what causes  low bp?

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Cause of loe BP: Conditions that reduce blood volume, reduce cardiac output and BP meds are the main causes of low bp
1 dehydration, addison diseaes
2 moderate oe severe bleeding
3severe inflammation of organs and sepsis
4weak heart muscle, mi
5pericarditis
6pulmonary embolism
7bradycardia-slow heart rate
8heart block, sick sinus syndrome
9tachcardia
10drug toxicity
11 and finally meds used to treat high bp-quite comm.

Question 3

what to do for low bp?

Accepted Answer

Probably Nothing: If you're not dizzy, lightheaded and/or fainting, the odds are good that "low" blood pressure is just normal to you. Remember that in caveman time (before modern diets), we were all running around with bps in the mid 90s even into old age. If you are having those symptoms, see a cardiologist, who may be able to help. If you're already on BP meds, you may need a dose change.

Question 4

why does low bp occurs?

Accepted Answer

Low BP is good but..: Low blood pressure is good unless you're faint, lightheaded or dizzy etc. Abnormally low BP (hypotension) can be due to dehydration, blood loss, severe infection, heart attack or even taking excess blood pressure medication. Check out http://www.Mayoclinic.Com/health/low-blood-pressure/ds00590.

Question 5

what should i eat in low bp?

Accepted Answer

More protein: vegetable protein is ok too and don't restrict your salt intake --

Question 6

what should i eat to raise low bp?

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Low bp: Many young women have blood pressures as low as 90 systolic and are quite healthy. However if the low bp causes symptoms such as lightheadedness,weakness, fatigue or blurry vision, then it's a problem. You don't mention what your bp is, but if you're experiencing some of those symptoms you should undergo a medical assessment to look for certain glandular abnormalities, anemia, heart pathology,etc

Question 7

what are the symptoms of low bp like?

Accepted Answer

A few common: Symptoms are...Light headed , nausea, sweaty, blured vision, and on occasion passing out.

Question 8

what are the causes and effects of low bp?

Accepted Answer

Causes are many: But most common is dehydration.  Symptoms are fatigue, dizziness or feeling faint or higher heart rates.

Question 9

what should i eat to raise low bp? do chips help?

Accepted Answer

Low BP: Low bp can be normal for some people. If it is causing symptoms like dizziness, fatigue then it is appropriate to try to bring it up. It would then depend upon the cause, for some people increasing salt consumption can be an option but there can be many causes of low bp and treatment would depend on the cause. Eating chips by itself without knowing the cause is not recommended at all.

Question 10

what could be the cause of low bp in a 25 year old woman?

Accepted Answer

Cause of loe BP: Conditions that reduce blood volume, reduce cardiac output and BP meds are the main causes of low bp
1 dehydration, addison diseaes
2 moderate oe severe bleeding
3severe inflammation of organs and sepsis
4weak heart muscle, mi
5pericarditis
6pulmonary embolism
7bradycardia-slow heart rate
8heart block, sick sinus syndrome
9tachcardia
10drug toxicity
11 and finally meds used to treat high bp-quite comm.

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