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Sudden drop of my pressure few seconds of fast breathing like need of oxygen, frequent urination and nauseous what can it be?
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Bp drop fast beathin: Sudden drop of my pressure few seconds of fast breathing like need of oxygen, frequent urination and nauseous what can it be? ANS: if you breath very heavy and deep this may lower BP for a bit. Specialize in BP problems Happy to do 2nd opinion.
Answered 2/28/2017
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