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Is having high blood pressure 158/90 and down to 89/41 bp in a five day period abnormal for a 29yr old? how low can a bp go before coma or death?
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It is too low: If your blood pressure drops suddenly or causes symptoms like dizziness or fainting, it is too low. Inadequate medication intake is frequent reason for low blood pressure. I think you should call your prescribing physician to identify the cause and adjust medications accordingly.
Answered 6/26/2020
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