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What Causes Rise In The Blood Pressure Level Of A Heart Patient?
Thanks I am 67 YO male active I had 5 stents put in 2006 and 1 in 2015 Good condition otherwise. The other day I was feeling dizzy my BP was 100/62. Normally it runs 125-1300 over 80 The dizziness was 5 days ago I am no longer dizzy feel different if if I move or bend over quickly.Also my last Dr visit was 12/17 my weight was 178 I am now at 162 My eating habits are normal, no new medications Your thoughts? Thank You
Blood pressure of 100/62 mm/Hg is not rising in blood pressure, its hypotension (fall in blood pressure below normal range). First of all, I want to know about which medications you are for your heart disease. Do you take medications for high blood pressure right now? Are you on any other medications?
In your scenario, if you are on antihypertensive medications, then a dose of them should be reduced. The second thing to consult your cardiovascular surgeon to whom you consulted after your surgery. He will investigate any problems related to the heart.
Hope I have answered your query. Let me know if I can assist you further.
Regards, Dr. Hiren Hirpara
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What Causes Rise In The Blood Pressure Level Of A Heart Patient?
Hello, Blood pressure of 100/62 mm/Hg is not rising in blood pressure, its hypotension (fall in blood pressure below normal range). First of all, I want to know about which medications you are for your heart disease. Do you take medications for high blood pressure right now? Are you on any other medications? In your scenario, if you are on antihypertensive medications, then a dose of them should be reduced. The second thing to consult your cardiovascular surgeon to whom you consulted after your surgery. He will investigate any problems related to the heart. Hope I have answered your query. Let me know if I can assist you further. Regards, Dr. Hiren Hirpara