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What Causes Low Blood Pressure?
Question: I have been having problems with my blood pressure. It runs low, but it is running extremely low. Normal is 91/58, its now 88/62, 73/51, 69/47, 86/64. I've contacted my doctor but they won't even see me. I suffer with bad back and neck (surgery on both), severe migraines, pituitary tumor, and now I just feel "different" dizzy most of the time. Don't like this feeling. And suggestions?
Brief Answer:
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Detailed Answer:
Hi,
Having your low blood pressure running extremely low might be related to:
- pituitary tumor: must be evaluated by neurologist and ct-scan of head; these are necessary to determine at what extent the tumor is causing damages to the brain
- heart problems: should run cardiac echo, ECG for further evaluation
- thyroid issues: must run thyroid profile
- anemia: complete blood profile is needed
- medications you might be using recently
Depending on the tests results, specific treatment will be prescribed.
For the moment, I advise to keep monitoring your blood pressure and sugar levels, and record the results for future reference.
I also advise to :
- have your meals regularly
- try to walk around more
- discuss with your doctor if you need to take extra supplementation with vit.B12 or protein rich diet
Hope it helped! Do write me back if you have further questions!
Dr.Benard
Please follow the suggestions below...
Detailed Answer:
Hi,
Having your low blood pressure running extremely low might be related to:
- pituitary tumor: must be evaluated by neurologist and ct-scan of head; these are necessary to determine at what extent the tumor is causing damages to the brain
- heart problems: should run cardiac echo, ECG for further evaluation
- thyroid issues: must run thyroid profile
- anemia: complete blood profile is needed
- medications you might be using recently
Depending on the tests results, specific treatment will be prescribed.
For the moment, I advise to keep monitoring your blood pressure and sugar levels, and record the results for future reference.
I also advise to :
- have your meals regularly
- try to walk around more
- discuss with your doctor if you need to take extra supplementation with vit.B12 or protein rich diet
Hope it helped! Do write me back if you have further questions!
Dr.Benard
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