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Have very low bp(80/40). going to doctor because i get bad vertigo and lightheaded. just curious what things they might try to to treat it? thank you!
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Dehydrated: try to drinking 3- 8 oz glasses of water in the next hour and then drink one every 2 hours and if you are dehydrated, this will improve the condition. being well hydrated will bring your blood pressure up and make you feel even better. good luck and feel better.
Answered 11/28/2017
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