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My Sysmptoms Are Light Headedness, Nausia, Weakness, When Should I Go To The Doctor ?

My blood pressure is 94/56. My sysmptoms are lightheadedness , nausia, weakness. This happens very irrregularly. Maybe once in a month. Do I need to see a doctor ?
Fri, 11 Dec 2009
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Increase your salt and fluid intake and see if it makes any difference - make sure you are getting enough electrolytes. A low blood pressure per se is not necessarily dangerous in an otherwise healthy individual. Some people walk around with a systolic blood pressure of 85 every day and do well. In truth it sounds like you are getting de-hydrated. The question is why? If there is no obvious answer then it may make sense to make an appointment to discuss it with your medical provider. Good luck.
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My Sysmptoms Are Light Headedness, Nausia, Weakness, When Should I Go To The Doctor ?

Increase your salt and fluid intake and see if it makes any difference - make sure you are getting enough electrolytes. A low blood pressure per se is not necessarily dangerous in an otherwise healthy individual. Some people walk around with a systolic blood pressure of 85 every day and do well. In truth it sounds like you are getting de-hydrated. The question is why? If there is no obvious answer then it may make sense to make an appointment to discuss it with your medical provider. Good luck.