Bp in parkinsons patient

2022-06-11 06:34:35
My dad is 72 yrs old ...his bp is 95/68 ...is it normal ? He's a parkinsons patient and also has diabetes ...
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Answered2022-06-11 09:37:17

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Answered2022-06-11 06:48:42

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Kindly discuss for your concern

Answered2022-06-11 06:39:01

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In Parkinson's disease there will be autonomic dysfunction and the medicines - levodopa used in Parkinson's itself will cause postural hypotension.. If he is not having any giddiness or sweating, no need to worry.. ask him to hydrate well..

Answered2022-06-11 10:05:23

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It is lower than normal, adequate hydration is to be maintained.

Answered2022-06-11 08:14:39

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It's on lower normal side. Please maintain adequate rehydration

Answered2022-06-11 06:40:52

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