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Last 2 weeks bp has been running low for me. 90s/70s even 80s/60s. sometimes accompanied with light headedness. well hydrated. what else could it be?
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BP low: 1. Your device has gone bad. 2. Are you taking too much BP meds? 3. Dizzyness means Bp usually too low for you. See your Dr.
Answered 3/16/2017
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