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B/p sitting 110/54 p 72. standing 96/58 p134. normal to drop when standing?
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Orthostatic hypotens: It is abnormal to have orthostatic hypotension. You will be at greater risk of fall due to dizziness. Please consult your doctor asap to get a thorough evaluation and treatment options. Good luck !
Answered 8/7/2013
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