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My grandma (95 y/o) felt a little fuzzy today while doing house chores, a few minutes after she felt fine again but fell asleep which is not normal on her, i took her bp and it was 108/38. should i let her sleep or should i take her to the er?
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Alterations in consciousness, "dizziness" should be evaluated by a neurologist. A BP of "108/38" should be compared to other readings, but if this were "normal" for your grandmother, it is not a cause for alarm.
Answered 3/1/2023
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