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My blood pressure has always been on the lower side, but lately it's been lower (around 102/68). ive been lightheaded and lethargic. how can i naturally raise it?
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Need to find cause: Low blood pressure in association with lightheadedness is concerning. The body should adapt to low brain perfusion, but may not be able to when symptoms persist. Your symptoms warrant urgent medical evaluation, and if worsening/changing, a visit to the ER.
Answered 3/27/2017
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