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Always Low BP
My Blood pressure is always around 101/78 or 102/80. Is it low blood pressure? I feel dizzy sometimes. Do I need to see a doctor?
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Take plenty of oral fluids/ORS
Add salt to your diet
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A proper work up is required...I suggest you to book a consultation
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A few blood tests are required
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Post menopausal females tend to have lower BP. If you feel dizzy you can start hydration therapy to keep the Serum sodium levels in check, which will ensure normal Blood pressure values
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hydration therapy
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Zero energal drink 10 ml twice daily
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Get a cbc done, as it may be due to Anemia .
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take lots of fluid.
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Yes, it is low. Kindly consult for further treatment
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Dr. Ayush Jain
General Physician
6 yrs exp
Indore
If you feel dizzy then definitely it’s low blood pressure.
Consult with me online for further information and treatment
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