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I have orthostatic hypotension. is there a way for me to ease the symptoms?
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Hypotension: Provided that you have seen a cardiologist -- and that you have had comprehensive cardiovascular evaluation -- and that your cardiovascular system is normal, healthy and stable -- then my advice would be three prongs -- and that is good diet and nutrition, regular cardio/aerobic exercise and good rest.
Answered 8/10/2017
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Orthostatic hypotens: The significance has to do with the problems caused by dropping blood pressure with position change. This can be very problematic for people. See the following wiki for more details: http://en.Wikipedia.Org/wiki/orthostatic_hypotension.
Answered 12/10/2013
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