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I've been having low systolic bp in the afternoons. morning and night bp is normal. it happens only when standing or doing so activities. any advice?
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Please see below: Low blood pressure is a relative term. If your BP falls significantly lower than 90 systolic on standing that it may be significant. For patient information on low BP and it's causes and treatments see: http://bit.ly/1JjeIvv and http://bit.ly/1DnhWdz
Answered 5/17/2016
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