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What Causes Fall In Blood Pressure While Standing?

my bp goes down to 83/55 standing or doing my work feel faint no energy sitting goes up to 147/88 higher when laying down struggling with this for 2 yrs had all kinds of tests can t find out the reason please help me mostly i sit now iam a 68 yr old female                                                   
Thu, 18 Apr 2019
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Internal Medicine Specialist 's  Response
Hi,

This is called orthostatic hypotension, it is found in some people when standing up, the blood pressure drops. unfortunately, it can not be treated, but you can take care that when sitting down or lye down do not stand up in a quick manner.

Hope I have answered your query. Let me know if I can assist you further.

Regards,
Dr. Salah Saad Shoman, Internal Medicine Specialist
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What Causes Fall In Blood Pressure While Standing?

Hi, This is called orthostatic hypotension, it is found in some people when standing up, the blood pressure drops. unfortunately, it can not be treated, but you can take care that when sitting down or lye down do not stand up in a quick manner. Hope I have answered your query. Let me know if I can assist you further. Regards, Dr. Salah Saad Shoman, Internal Medicine Specialist