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Blood pressure too low for me. halved my bp medicine dose per dr. advice. bp still not going up. more serious cause at hand? recently lost weight.
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Weight loss: can lower bp. Please discuss this w/your doctor. Did you try to loose weight or is the cause unknown? He/she may do some tests to rule out other causes. Peace and good health.
Answered 5/28/2016
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