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So i take a medicine to control my heart from fluttering but it causes my blood pressure to drop really low..it's like a light switch and it will make me really sick feeling and woozy. is there a way to keep my blood pressure up? blood pressure
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Palpitations and low: Please call your cardiologist or the doctor who prescribed the medication and tell them. There are many medications for palpitations and they may consider switching after checking you out.
Answered 10/12/2019
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