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With pots while being 13 week pregnant is a bp of 95/64 pulse 109 after standing up out of bed okay? resting pulse 65-83
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Probably yes.: Actually, the physiology of pregnancy might reduce pots symptoms upon standing as the blood volume increases during pregnancy, or the symptoms of pots might recur during periods of increased vasodilation. I one has a blood pressure of 95/64 and pulse of 109 upon standing and there is no lightheadedness, there is no undue concern.
Answered 10/26/2013
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