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A 22 year old female who keeps having episodes of dizziness and very low blood pressure approx 110 over 56?
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Very low?: A blood pressure reading of 110/56 would not be considered very low for most average adults. Also, heart rate should be checked since too high or too could cause dizziness. If heart rate is normal, you should be evaluated for other causes of dizziness.
Answered 1/1/2014
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