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What should be the diet for a low bp person? what are side effects of low bp? is there any precautions!
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How low: Depends on how low. Normal BP is 90 - 130 over 60 - 80. Some people chronically have BP a little lower, if it's always been that way and you feel fine, don't need to do anything about it. Check with your doctor.
Answered 6/10/2014
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