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Having a very low blood pressure. 90/65 took an iv infusion yesterday which raised the blood pressure only to 100/75. please tell me what should i d?
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No symptoms,No alarm: 30 Y/O Female runs Low BP 90/60 'Took an IV infusion yesterday which raised BP only to 100/75. Please tell me what should I do? 90/65 not unusual for a woman. Low BP important only if one has symptoms like dizziness, blurry vision, fainting etc. If one's BP used to be higher then check one's medications & supplements for causes. Bottom-line, No Symptoms: No cause for alarm. Symptomatic; See MD.
Answered 1/19/2016
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