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Why does my blood pressure keep dropping? diabetic, but i am sure it has nothing to do with this problem. my blood pressure drops every now and then in the morning. why is that?
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How low?: Depends on how low it drops. People with long-standing diabetes can get problems with their autonomic nervous system, causing wide fluctuations in BP with changes in position, like going from a lying to a standing position. See your doctor and have them check "orthostatic bp's". Other causes of autonomic dysfunction can also be the cause. See your doctor.
Answered 5/12/2015
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