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Explanation why blood pressure is low due to diarrhea?
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Hypovolemia from severe dehydration results in lower blood pressure.
Answered 3/2/2023
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Dehydration is always likely in severe diarrhea and it may result in low blood pressure, such patients needing inpatient/ outpatient iv hydration.
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