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I have usually low blood pressure, but these couple of days my pressure is 70/40 and lower. tests are okay.what to do?
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Hydration: The first thing is to drink plenty more fluids. It might be related to medications. Could potentially be related to low thyroid If you do not have history of heart problems add more slat to your diet. You might need evaluation of your adrenal glands
Answered 5/27/2016
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