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Trying to understand. tilt table complete. did not pass out, but 20 minutes upright my bp dipped to 77/54 and back to normal in a min. bp avg'd 138/87?
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You failed the test: Positive tilt table test you have autonomic dysfunction increase salt intake watch out for warning signs of low bp may need close monitoring and may be need of beta blockers as a start other treatments include midodrine , flurenef in severe cases talk to your physicianmodality includes.
Answered 12/7/2013
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