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A member asked:
Why is my bp always low?
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Hypotension: You didn't list medications. Most commonly, a low blood pressure is a side effect of your medications. If you are on medications, talk to your doc about making some adjustments. If you are not on meds, you should be checked to rule out anemia, hypothyroidism, e.T.C. In the meantime, you can increase your intake of non-caffeinated, non-alcoholic beveriges, as well as salt.
Answered 1/4/2015
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If your systolic BP is in the high 120's or low 130's is that considered high?
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