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What Causes Low Blood Pressure And Weakness?

The last few days (4) i am experiencing some weakeness, my blood pressure is low (90/50) ,though it is usually like that, but i feel like sleepy and sometimes even shaking ,and this is especially when i go out in the sun(it is very hot here), and when I get up i feel that blackout sensation in my eyes(when pressure is low). And i have lack of energy. Thank you
Mon, 15 Sep 2014
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Hi,welcome to HCM.
Low blood pressure can contribute to symptoms like weakness,dizziness and visual blackouts due to reduced blood supply to brain.Prompt treatment is a must.Drugs like fludrocortisone and midodrine will help to elevate the blood pressure.Adequate hydration can lead to elevate the blood pressure.Increase the intake of salt to >6gms/day.Consult your doctor for further queries.
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What Causes Low Blood Pressure And Weakness?

Hi,welcome to HCM. Low blood pressure can contribute to symptoms like weakness,dizziness and visual blackouts due to reduced blood supply to brain.Prompt treatment is a must.Drugs like fludrocortisone and midodrine will help to elevate the blood pressure.Adequate hydration can lead to elevate the blood pressure.Increase the intake of salt to 6gms/day.Consult your doctor for further queries. Thank you